| Eye for an Eye | |
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| Created by | Original Story Laura Restrepo Adaptation an Screenplay Gustavo Bolivar |
| Developed by | RTI Producciones by Telemundo Studios |
| Directed by | Mario Mitrotti Ramiro Meneses |
| Starring | Gaby Espino Miguel Varoni Gregorio Pernía Carmen Villalobos Gonzalo Garcia Vivanco |
| Theme music composer | Nicolas Uribe Oliver Camargo Jose Carlos Maria |
| Opening theme | "Mi amor por ti" performed by Salvatore Casandro |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of episodes | 98 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Hugo León Ferrer |
| Producer | Jorge Sastoque Roa |
| Production locations | Bogota, Girardot, La Guajira |
| Editor | Jose Luis Varon O. |
| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 42 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | Telemundo |
| Release | December 14, 2010 – May 3, 2011 |
| Related | |
Eye for an Eye (Spanish: Ojo por ojo), is a Spanish-language telenovela to be produced by the United States-based television network Telemundo and RTI Colombia.[1] From Gustavo Bolivar, the story is based on Laura Restrepo's novel, "El Leopardo al Sol" while borrowing some elements of William Shakespeare's " Romeo and Juliet ".
Telemundo was expected to air the serial from Monday to Friday over about 20 weeks.[citation needed] As with most of its other soap operas, the network broadcasts English subtitles as closed captions on CC3.[citation needed] However, and after very heavy promotional rotation, Telemundo opted for El Clon on the time slot originally allocated.
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Cast
| Actor | Character(s) |
|---|---|
| Gaby Espino | Alina Jericó de Monsalve |
| Miguel Varoni | Nando Barragán |
| Gregorio Pernía | Manny Monsalve |
| Carmen Villalobos | Nadya Monsalve |
| Gonzalo García Vivanco | Arcángel Barragan |
| Juan Carlos Vargas | Frepe Monsalve |
| Marcelo Cezán | Narciso Barragan |
| Óscar Priego | Hugo Monsalve |
| Ana Soler | Mona Barragán |
| Oscar Borda | Tin Puyua |
| Ramiro Meneses | Fernely |
| Sara Corrales | Karina Muñoz |
| Alberto Valdiri | Lic. Miguel Mendez |
| Claudia Moreno | Magdalena Barragán "La Muda" |
| Ines Oviedo | Milena Montes |
| Hector Garcia | Raca Barragan |
| Linda Baldrich | Lorena Vivas |
| Karina Laverde | Severina Barragán |
| Paula Barreto | Melba Foucon |
| Natalia Giraldo | Yomaira |
| Francisco Bolivar | Marcos Barragan |
| Lucy Colombia Arias | Roberta Caracola |
| Roberto Cano | Adriano Monsalve |
| Julio del Mar | Ito Monsalve |
| Julian Diaz | Cachumbos |
| Emerson Yañez | Simón Blaas |
| Jacob Isaza | Diablo |
| Martha Restrepo | Martha |
| Alejandra Lugo | Marcela |
| Carla Ramírez | Soledad Bracho |
| Jose Luis Paniagua | Maelo |
| Herbert King | Coronel Buitrago |
| Yeimy Ramirez | Perla |
| Nini Pabon | Monica |
| Valeria Chagui | María |
| Carmen Delgado | Doña Lupe |
| Ricardo Abarca | Gustavo |
| Graciela Doring | Doña Chavela |
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