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Clase 406 El Siguiente Paso... !
Clase 406 El Siguiente Paso... !
Soundtrack album by Various artists
Released	August 30, 2003
Length	40:22
Clase 406 soundtracks chronology

Clase 406
Clase 406
Soundtrack album by Various artists
Released	February 18, 2003
Length	1:04:34
Clase 406 soundtracks chronology

*Clase 406*
Clase 406
Genre	Telenovela
Based on	Francisco el Matemático; by Diego Vivanco, Sandra Rita Paba and Ana María Parra
Written by	María Cervantes Balmori; Pedro Armando Rodríguez; Alma Solís; María Luisa Solís; Alejandra Romero Meza; Iván Cuevas; Marimar Oliver;
Directed by	Luis Pardo; Juan Carlos Muñoz;
Starring	Jorge Poza; Irán Castillo; Sherlyn; Dulce María; Sara Maldonado; Christian Chávez; Alfonso Herrera; Aarón Díaz;
Opening theme	"¿Donde irán?" by La Quinta Estación
Country of origin	Mexico
Original language	Spanish
No. of seasons	4
No. of episodes	349
Production
Executive producer	Pedro Damián
Producer	Luis Luisillo Miguel
Production locations	Filming; Televisa San Ángel; Mexico City, Mexico ; Locations; Mexico City, Mexico
Cinematography	Vivian Sánchez Ross; Bernardo Nájera;
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	41–44 minutes
Production company	Televisa
Original release
Network	Canal de las Estrellas
Release	July 1, 2002 –; October 31, 2003

Clase 406 (English title: Class 406) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Pedro Damián for Televisa,^[1] broadcast by Canal de las Estrellas (now known simply as Las Estrellas). It is a remake of the Colombian telenovela Francisco, El Matemático (1999). Clase 406 originally aired from Monday, July 1, 2002, to Friday, October 31, 2003. The story deals with the problems of newer Latino youth, in general like sex, drug dealing, abuse, drinking, rape, deception, and heartbreak.

Jorge Poza, Irán Castillo, Anahí, Sherlyn, Dulce María, Sara Maldonado, Christian Chávez, Alfonso Herrera, and Aarón Díaz starred as protagonists, while Julio Camejo, Tony Dalton, Miguel Rodarte, and Francesca Guillén starred as antagonists.

Plot

Francisco Romero is a small-town teacher who decides to try his luck in Mexico City. He joins the faculty of Prep school number 10 "Rosario Castellanos" and soon realizes that his work is more demanding than he expected; in addition to having to prove himself as a teacher, he must prove himself as a human being.

He will find that, in order to make a difference with his students, he will also have to assume the roles of counselor, psychologist, doctor, and even detective. The themes this story deals with are: dropping out of school, teen pregnancy, street gangs, men who abuse their stepdaughters, teenagers forced to work to support their families, and alcoholic parents who lead their children down the same path - that is, problems of a very real nature, experienced by high school students the world over.

This is also a love story. Both students and faculty fall victim to Cupid's random arrows, beginning with Francisco and Adriana (the school counselor) who, nonetheless, must put their hormones on hold long enough to become respected role models in the eyes of their students. But their love story is not destined for a happy ending, since Adriana will have to choose between Francisco and her love for her son.

Francisco will have a second chance at love with Ana Maria, the new English teacher who will become his right arm when dealing with his students and their problems in and out of school. Ultimately, however, he will find true love in the arms of Angela, the woman in charge of the school cafeteria. She is a working mother whose teenage children Juan David and Sandra attend this same school, and who has managed to keep a fine balance between being a housewife, a working woman, a mother and a lover.

The school itself occupies center stage in this story, and will become the forum where the main conflicts of the plot will be exposed and resolved, and where Francisco Romero, in his role as teacher, will not only show his students how entertaining learning can be, but will make them understand the importance of respect for authority, of friendship, camaraderie, love, and the values that will guide their conduct as they close the cycle of adolescence and move on to become adults.

One of the recurring themes in this telenovela is friendship, which is best exemplified by the story of Gabriela and Marcela, two high school students who struggle to get ahead and maintain their friendship alive in spite of the painful experiences they go through and the many obstacles that threaten to drive them apart. Their friendship will be put to the test when one of them realizes that everyone will give you advice, but no one will stand with you to face the consequences.

Alcohol abuse among teenagers, sexual responsibility, domestic violence and prostitution are also topics addressed in this production. More problems are Magdalena, a strikingly beautiful young woman with a rebellious nature. She faces domestic abuse, while another student Hugo, gets involved with gangs leading to his death. Carlos get swindled into drug dealing and addiction after his friend's death, Kike deals with heartbreak which leads to him becoming an alcoholic, Freddy who deals with being gay, and Daniela whose dreams of becoming a model almost lead her to the end of her life.

While Tatiana comes as the teen who feels out of place as a rich kid whose family has gone poor and must adapt to face the gang 406. She ultimately leads to drugs much later on. The toughest struggle is when Francisco, their professor who has stuck through thick and thin with them must leave with his new wife.

A new professor, Santiago, takes his place. Can the students accept him? Will he be able to fill the void that was left by his predecessor? His troubled past including a young girl who was sexually harassing him in an old school he taught and when he does not agree to have a relationship with her she accuses him of rape.

The girl with the troubled mind is known as Jessica. Her story is one of the classics, a poor rich girl who wishes to act like a villain due to a father who doesn't pay attention to her, and a dead mother who she strives for.

Cast

Main

Jorge Poza as Professor Francisco Romero "El Matemático"
Francisco Gattorno as Santiago Cadavid / Luis Felipe Villasana
Alejandra Barros as Adriana Pineda Suárez / Ángela Pineda Suárez
Michelle Vieth as Nadia Castillo Bojorquez "La Profe de Gimnasia"
Irán Castillo as Magdalena "Magdis" Rivera "La Rebelde"
Anahí as Jessica Riquelme Drech "La Loca"
Sherlyn as Gabriela "Gaby" Chávez Rey "La Virgen"
Dulce María as Marcela "Marce" Mejía "La Otra Virgen"
Sara Maldonado as Tatiana del Moral "La Riquilla Pobre"
Christian Chávez as Fernando "Fercho" Lucena "El Chino"
Francisco Rubio as Carlos Muñoz "El Caballo"
Aarón Díaz as Enrique "Kike" González "El Guapo"
Grettell Valdéz as Daniela "Danny" Jiménez Robles "El Cuerpo de la clase"
Alfonso Herrera as Juan David "Juancho" Rodríguez Pineda "El Ligador"
Frantz Cossio as Alfredo "Fredy" Ordoñez "El Consentido"
Pablo Magallanes as Hugo Salcedo "El Chavo Banda"
Karla Cossío as Sandra Paola Rodríguez Pineda "La Hermana"
Luis Fernando Peña as Mario Fernández "El Gato"

Also starring

Sebastián Rulli as Juan Esteban San Pedro "El Psicólogo"
Alexa Damián as Ana María Londoño "La Teacher"
Arap Bethke as Antonio "Chacho" Mendoza Cuervo
Tony Dalton as Dagoberto "Dago" García "El violador"
Julio Camejo as Douglas Cifuentes
Fabián Robles as Giovanni Ferrer Escudero
Miguel Rodarte as Leonardo "Leo" Nava
Francesca Guillén as Samsara / Paloma
Rafael Inclán as Don Ezequiel Cuervo Domínguez "El Director"
Beatriz Moreno as Blanca Inés "Blanquita" Beteta "La Secretaria"

Recurring

Maria Fernanda Garcia as Marlen Rivera
Felipe Nájera as Dionisio Nino Infante
Jose Elias Moreno as Manuel del Moral
Lucero Lander as Dora del Moral
David Galindo as José Manuel del Moral
Aracely Mali as Clara Betancourt
Armando Hernández as Cipriano Goytisolo "El Alebrije"
Manuel Landeta as Gonzalo Acero
Imanol Landeta as Alejandro "Alex" Acero Pineda "El Ñiño"
Luis Fernando Ceballos as Valentino
Karen Juantorena as Vanessa
Alan Gutiérrez as Pablo
Felipe Sánchez as Chuli Nava
Gabriela Platas as Elisa Camargos
Liuba de Lasse as Cindy "La DJ"
Rosangela Balbo as Bertha Ponce
Eleazar Gómez as Brian Rios
Wendy González as Blanca Uribe Soto
José Luis Reséndez as Teacher Gilberto Bernal
Juan Carlos Colombo as Don Jorge Riquelme
Alejandra Jurado as Matilde Rodríguez
Susan Vohn as Silvia
Giovan D'Angelo as Federico "Fede" Barbera
Catherine Papile as Andrea
Conrado Osorio as Edgar
Carolina Rincón as Susy
Karla Luengas as Pilar "Pili" Reyna
Roberto Assad as Dylan "El DJ"
Bobby Larios as César
Yessica Salazar as Brenda
Lourdes Canale as Doña Guillermina "Guille" Muñoz
Héctor Gómez as Dr. Narváez
Juan Peláez as Octavio Valenzuela
Alma Cero as Bianca
Queta Lavat as Cuquita
Jose Luis Cordero "Pocholo" as Sr Lucena "Papa de Fercho"
Dolores Salomon "Bodokito" as Barbara de Lucena
Adriana Laffan as Teresa Salcedo
Agustín Arana as Ramiro
Adriana Barraza as Mabel
Arturo García Tenorio as Rodolfo
Alicia Farh as Dolores
René Casados as Manolo
Aitor Iturrioz as Max Brouer
Jorge de Silva as Luigi Ferrer
Polly as Emiliana Askenazy
Gabriela Bermúdez as Miriam
Xóchitl Vigil as Consuelo
Payín Cejudo as Olga Limonqui
Paola Flores as Doña Cleotilde
Aída Diaz as Mercedes
Esther Diez as Cecilia
Adrian Mass as Marco
Pablo Poumian as Rosendo
Ariadne Pellicer as Esther Peñaloza
Juan Antonio Edwards as Jerónimo
Francisco Avendaño as Don Humberto
Marieth Rodríguez as Valeria Villasana
Gabriela Cano as Aurora
Verónica Ibrra as Angelica
Samantha López as Alejandra Barbosa
Raquel Morell as Yolanda Bojórquez
Humberto Dupeyrón as Rubén
Julio Vega as Dr. Huerta
Eduardo de la Peña as Gumaro
Juan Carlos Nava as Pedro Salcedo
Benjamín Islas as Raul Jimenez
Andres Montiel as Eleazar Espinoza
Alberto Salaberri as Erick
Miguel Priego as Jorge Jiménez
Miguel Loyo as Mauricio Pereira
Alejandro Ciangherotti as Lic. Israel Antunez
Alizair Gómez as Mario Sanpedro
Azul Guaita as Juanita
Claudio Rojo as Pablo Benedetti
Dobrina Cristeva as Natalia
Jacqueline Voltaire as Teacher Fabianne
Liza Willert as Catalina Rodriguez
Mariagna Prats as Silvia
Marisol del Olmo as Eugenia Moretti
Martha Julia as Angela
Rosángela Balbó as Bertha
Roxana Saucedo as Mariana
Thelma Dorantes as Carmela
Yatana as Gina de Franco

Music

Clase 406

Clase 406 is the debut soundtrack of the telenovela, and was released on February 18, 2003.

No.	Title	Artist	Length
1.	"Me Urge"	Clase 406 Cast	0:27
2.	"Clase 406"	Caos	3:08
3.	"Dónde Irán"	La 5ª Estación	3:17
4.	"Yo Soy Así"	Ritmo Llamador	3:41
5.	"¿Y Tú Ya?"	Clase 406 Cast	0:32
6.	"Prohibida"	Raúl	3:43
7.	"It's Ok"	Rogelio Martínez	3:03
8.	"Soun Tha Mi Primer Amor"	Kinky	3:10
9.	"Luna Lunera"	Estopa	3:46
10.	"¿Te Vas A Casar?"	Clase 406 Cast	0:44
11.	"En El 2000"	Natalia Lafourcade	3:34
12.	"La Jarra"	Clase 406 Cast	0:16
13.	"La Cerveza Y El Dolor"	Los Estrambóticos	3:02
14.	"Niña"	Nicho Hinojosa	3:45
15.	"Si Tú No Estás"	Lik	3:54
16.	"Agua Y Sal"	Rosario	3:11
17.	"Mori"	Tranzas	3:33
18.	"El Karma"	Clase 406 Cast	1:27
19.	"Karma Escolar"	Clase 406 Cast	3:15
20.	"Enamorada"	Dulce María	3:07
21.	"Baila"	Sherlyn and Aarón Díaz	3:06
22.	"Una Historia De Amor"	Atómica	3:44
23.	"Y Todo Para Qué"	Intocable	3:09

Clase 406 El Siguiente Paso... !

Clase 406 El Siguiente Paso... ! is the second and final soundtrack of the telenovela, and was released on August 30, 2003.^[2]

No.	Title	Artist	Length
1.	"De Dónde Vienes… A Dónde Vas…?"	Aarón Díaz, Christian Chávez, Alfonso Herrera, Francisco Rubio, Grettell Valdez, Dulce María, Sherlyn	2:35
2.	"Esta Noche"	Christian Chávez	3:21
3.	"Corazón de Ángel"	Aarón Díaz, Christian Chávez, Alfonso Herrera, Francisco Rubio	3:17
4.	"Vete"	Dulce María	3:21
5.	"Por Ti"	Aarón Díaz, Christian Chávez, Alfonso Herrera, Francisco Rubio	3:21
6.	"Dos Enamorados"	Christian Chávez and Dulce María	3:59
7.	"Shala La La"	Aarón Díaz, Christian Chávez, Alfonso Herrera, Francisco Rubio, Grettell Valdez, Dulce María, Sherlyn	3:24
8.	"Grita"	Aarón Díaz, Christian Chávez, Alfonso Herrera, Francisco Rubio, Grettell Valdez, Dulce María, Sherlyn	3:26
9.	"Pélame"	Sherlyn	3:21
10.	"Solo un Poquito"	Francisco Rubio and Sherlyn	3:25
11.	"Jamas"	Aarón Díaz	3:22
12.	"Mirame a los Ojos"	Grettell Valdez, Aarón Díaz, Dulce María, Sherlyn	3:24

Awards

Year	Award	Category	Nominee	Result
2003	21st TVyNovelas Awards^[3]	Best Supporting Actor	Rafael Inclán	Won
		Best Female Revelation	Sherlyn	Nominated
		Best Male Revelation	Christian Chávez	Won
	Palmas de Oro Awards^[4]	Best Young Lead Actress	Sara Maldonado	Nominated

References

^ "Clase 406" (in Spanish). alma-latina.net. Archived from the original on April 16, 2003. Retrieved May 22, 2016.
^ "Planean tener 'clase' semanal". El Siglo de Torreón (in Spanish). July 27, 2003. Archived from the original on March 10, 2022. Retrieved March 10, 2022.
^ Bringas, Laura (June 2, 2003). "La noche de 'La Otra'". esmas.com (in Spanish). Archived from the original on August 22, 2003. Retrieved May 8, 2023.
^ Sandoval, Rodrigo (April 2, 2023). "Reconocen periodistas talentos de la pantalla chica". archivo.eluniversal.com.mx (in Spanish). Archived from the original on May 8, 2023. Retrieved May 8, 2023.