Corazón Salvaje 1977 (Wild Heart)

Corazón Salvaje 1977 (Wild Heart) Classic Unpublished Telenovela Available on DVD, USB or Digital

Product Information:

• Chapters: 84 of 45min equivalent to 184 of 30 min
• Quality: 8.5
• Features: Includes large logo on the upper left side

"I want to share with you that these telenovelas are true treasures rescued from the past. Recovering them is not only a complex process but also an expensive one, as in many cases, the effort and resources invested are up to five times the selling price. However, we do this with the firm purpose of offering collectors and lovers of these classics a unique opportunity to acquire something that would otherwise be nearly impossible to find.

Regarding quality, it is important to emphasize that these are very old productions that, unfortunately, have not been remastered. While there is a slight possibility of this happening in the future, even then they would not reach the HD quality standards we are accustomed to today. Despite these limitations, we strive to provide you with the best material available, always respecting the historical and sentimental value of each work."

Wild Heart 1977 is the second telenovela version of the famous story by Caridad Bravo Adams, produced by Ernesto Alonso for Televisa.

With a total of 168 half-hour episodes, this production aired in 1977 and was starred by Angélica María and Martín Cortés. Susana Dosamantes, Fernando Allende, and Bertha Moss stand out in the antagonist roles.

The plot is set on the island of Martinique, in the middle of the Caribbean Sea, at the beginning of the 20th century, before the eruption of Mount Pelé in 1902.

Francisco D'Autremont, a wealthy man and owner of large lands, marries Sofía, with whom he has a son named Renato. He also has an illegitimate son, Juan, whom he brings to live in his house, although Sofía never accepts him and, upon Francisco's death, she kicks him out of her home.

Ten years later, Juan, nicknamed Juan del Diablo, is the owner of the Luzbel ship and is accompanied by an orphan named Colibrí and his crew. Doña Catalina, a friend of the D'Autremont family, returns to Martinique with her daughters Mónica and Aimée. Aimée becomes engaged to Renato, although she maintains a secret relationship with Juan del Diablo. Mónica, who secretly loves Renato, decides to become a nun after being disillusioned.