Rubí 1968

Ruby 1968 Classic Unpublished Soap Opera Available on DVD, USB or Digital

• Chapters: 55 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."

Ruby is a classic Mexican soap opera produced by Valentín Pimstein for Televisa in 1968.

Based on the comic book by Yolanda Vargas Dulché.

this series has endured over time as one of the most memorable for its intriguing plot and unforgettable characters.

The story follows Rubí Pérez, a woman of extraordinary beauty and excessive ambition, played by Fanny Cano.

Ruby dreams of escaping poverty and is willing to do anything, even betray her loved ones, to achieve the wealth and social status she desires.

Her charm and manipulation captivate Alejandro, a noble doctor played by Antonio Medellín, and Cayetano, a millionaire played by Carlos Fernández.

However, the path Ruby chooses is full of consequences and tragedies that lead her to face the reality of her decisions.

The soap opera also features stellar performances by Irma Lozano as Maribel and Alicia Montoya as Refugio, Ruby's mother.

Rubí 1968 is a Valentín Pimstein's production guarantees an immersive narrative and impeccable staging that has left an indelible mark on Mexican television.