Mi mejor amiga

Mi mejor amiga is a Venezuelan telenovela written by Delia Fiallo and transmitted on Venevision in 1980.[1]

Mi mejor amiga
GenreTelenovela
Created byDelia Fiallo
Written byDelia Fiallo
Ana Mercedes Escámez
Directed byGrazio D'Angelo
StarringFlor Núñez
Félix Loreto
Elba Escobar
Opening theme"No me culpes a mi" by Oscar de Fontana
Country of originVenezuela
Original language(s)Spanish
No. of episodes74
Production
Executive producer(s)Tabaré Pérez
Running time60 minutes
Release
Original networkVenevision
Original release1980 –
1981

Flor Núñez and Félix Loreto starred as the main protagonists with Elba Escobar as the main antagonist.

Plot

Graciela Acosta goes to see a gynecologist to see if she can still have children after having an abortion five years before, and her doctor advises her she can as long as she undergoes a series of long and painful treatments. Graciela is married to Willi, a conformist who works at her father's company. He is satisfied with his current life, and his personality clashes with that of Graciela who is hardworking and wants to move up in life. This creates problems in their marriage. On the other hand, Milena breaks up with her boyfriend and decides to move in with her best friend Graciela. However, Milena begins to be a replacement for Graciela because she appears to be the perfect housewife. She cooks, cleans and provides company to a lonely Willi and they begin to fall in love. Graciela later discovers that her best friend and her husband have become lovers, thus creating a love triangle.[2]

Cast
  • Flor Núñez as Graciela Pérez Acosta
  • Félix Loreto as Willi Acosta
  • Elba Escobar as Milena Ricardo
  • Eva Blanco
  • Raúl Xiquez
  • Manuel Escolano
  • Juan Frankis
  • Betty Ruth
  • Fernando Flores
  • Omar Omaña
  • Elisa Escámez
  • Guillermo Dávila
  • Estelin Betancort
  • Luis Colmenares
  • Egnis Santos
  • Tony Rodríguez
  • Francia Ortiz

References
  1. "Mi mejor amiga". Univisión. Retrieved 16 January 2015.
  2. ""Mi mejor amiga"*(Venezuela, 1980)". Network54. Retrieved 16 January 2015.
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