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*] as Graciela Giacinti de Mendoza '''committed suicide by falling but doesn't die''' *] as Graciela Giacinti de Mendoza / Gaudencia Jiménez
*] as Montserrat Mendoza Giacinti de Almonte *] as Montserrat Mendoza Giacinti de Almonte
*] as Alejandro Almonte Dominguez *] as Alejandro Almonte Dominguez
*] as José Luis Álvarez / Antonio Olivares '''killed by an explosion saving the children''' *] as José Luis Álvarez / Antonio Olivares
*] as Pedro Medina *] as Pedro Medina
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*] as Carlota Mendoza Sanromán de Basurto *] as Carlota Mendoza Sanromán de Basurto
*] as Fabiola Guillén Almonte / Fabiola Almonte Giacinti '''committed suicide''' *] as Fabiola Guillén Almonte / Fabiola Almonte Giacinti
*] as Refugio Solares '''killed by Adolfo''' *] as Refugio Solares
*] as Victor Hernandez *] as Victor Hernandez
*] as Nadia Argüelles Beltrán de Medina *] as Nadia Argüelles Beltrán de Medina
*] as Dimitrio Mendoza Giacinti *] as Dimitrio Mendoza Giacinti
*] as Adolfo Argüelles Beltrán "El Alacran" '''killed by Dimitrio''' *] as Adolfo Argüelles Beltrán "El Alacran"
*] as Josefina Valverde de Mendoza *] as Josefina Valverde de Mendoza
*] as Esmeralda Ramos vda. de Solares *] as Esmeralda Ramos de Solares
*] as Juventino Zamundio '''killed by Efrain'' *] as Juventino Zamundio
*] as Ezequiel Basurto *] as Ezequiel Basurto
*] as Dominga García de Peralta *] as Dominga García de Peralta
*] as Macario Peralta Cabrera *] as Macario Peralta Cabrera
*] as Amelia Betrand de Aréchiga *] as Amelia Betrand de Aréchiga
*] as Angelica Aréchiga Betrand de Álvarez '''died from unknown cancer''' *] as Angelica Aréchiga Betrand de Álvarez
*] as Padre Anselmo Quinones *] as Padre Anselmo Quinones
*] as Capitán Ignacio Robledo '''killed by Adolfo, caused by an explosion''' *] as Capitán Ignacio Robledo
*] as Sandro Narvaez '''killed by Maria''' *] as Sandro Narvaez
*] as Teniente Mónica Rentería '''killed by Adolfo''' *] as Teniente Mónica Rentería
*] as Virginia Aréchiga Betrand *] as Virginia Aréchiga Betrand
*] as Joaquín Aréchiga '''committed suicide by hanging''' *] as Joaquín Aréchiga
*] as Victoria Hernández Argüelles *] as Victoria Hernández Argüelles
*] as Laurito Almonte Mendoza *] as Laurito Almonte Mendoza
*] as Efrain Loreto '''killed by Jose Luis''' *] as Efrain Loreto
*] as Gaspar Zamundio '''killed by own brother Juventino''' *] as Gaspar Zamundio
*] as Tomás Valverde *] as Tomás Valverde
*] as Erik *] as Bruno Gamboa
*] as Bruno Gamboa '''killed by Dimitrio'''
*] as Diana Garcia *] as Diana Garcia
*] as Antonio Olivares '''killed by Juventino's men's''' *] as Antonio Olivares
*] as Violeta de Icaza *] as Violeta
*] as Sebastián de Icaza *] as Sebastián de Icaza
*] as Teniente '''killed by Jose Luis''' *] as Don Benjamín Almonte
*] as Licenciado '''killed by Sandro'''
*] as Samuel Barajas
*] as Marino
*] as Don Benjamín Almonte '''Died from unknown cause'''
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2013 Mexican TV series or program
Lo que la vida me robó
File:Lo Que La Vida Me Robó Oficial Poster.jpg
GenreTelenovela
Romance
Drama
StarringDaniela Castro
Angelique Boyer
Sebastián Rulli
Luis Roberto Guzmán
Opening theme"El Perdedor" by Enrique Iglesias and Marco Antonio Solís
Ending theme"Corazones Invencibles" by Aleks Syntek
Country of originMexico
Original languageSpanish
No. of episodes196
Production
Executive producerAngelli Nesma Medina
Production locationsCampeche, Mexico
Agua Azul, Chiapas
Quintana Roo
Miami, Florida
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Running time40-44 minutes
Production companyTelevisa
Original release
NetworkCanal de las Estrellas
ReleaseOctober 28, 2013 –
July 27, 2014
Related
Bodas de odio (1983)
Amor Real (2003)

Lo Que La Vida Me Robó (Intenational title: What Life Took from Me) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Angelli Nesma Medina for Televisa. It is a remake of Bodas de odio, produced by Ernesto Alonso in 1983. In 2003, Amor Real, the first remake, was produced by Carla Estrada. Unlike Bodas de odio and Amor Real, Lo que la vida me robó has been adapted to the present time.

On June 26, 2013, it was confirmed that Daniela Castro, Angelique Boyer, Sebastián Rulli and Luis Roberto Guzman would star as the protagonists. While Lisset, Grettell Valdez, Sergio Sendel and Francisco Gattorno star as the main antagonists. On August 19, the second remake was officially named as Lo que la vida me robó.

As of October 28, 2013, Canal de las Estrellas is broadcasting Lo que la vida me robó weeknights at 9:30pm, replacing La tempestad. Production of Lo que la vida me robó officially started on September 2, 2013.

Plot

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Love scene between Alejandro (Sebastián Rulli) and Montserrat (Angelique Boyer).

The story takes place in Aguazul (Blue Water) where Montserrat lives. Montserrat is a beautiful young socialite who has always been domineered by her mother Graciela whose only concern is their high society status, even though the family is financially ruined. Montserrat, despite doing everything her mother tells her, secretly maintains a relationship with José Luis of the marina, whom she plans to marry.

Although Graciela has selected a husband for Montserrat, Sebastian de Icaza, whom Montserrat was in love with as a teenager and they had pledged to marry, Montserrat is not willing enter into a marriage of convenience with Sebastian. Graciela tries her best to unite them again, but it is too late as Sebastian has left Aguazul. Dimitrio, Montserrat's brother, discovers her relationship with José Luis and decides to tell his mother, and Graciela tries everything to separate the two through intrigue and lies.

At the same time, Alejandro, who is a ranch hand in a nearby hacienda and who was one of the favorite ranch hands of Don Benjamin Almonte, learns the truth about his origins. On his deathbed, Don Benjamin tells Alejandro that he is his father. Don Benjamin leaves all of his money and property to Alejandro. Alejandro does not receive the news well and goes riding on his horse towards the sea, where he meets Montserrat who mistakes him for Jose Luis. Thinking he is Jose Luis, Montserrat hugs Alejandro, and he falls in love immediately

Dimitrio who is obsessed with obtaining money to cover his expenses, decides to sell the deed and title to the house where he and his parents live. Graciela, not finding a solution to their financial problems, blames Montserrat for everything that's happened, including the heart attack that her father suffered. Dimitrio later confesses to his mother that he delivered the deed and title to their home to Bruno, a mobster. Graciela decides to confront the mobster to ask him to return the documents. Not receiving what they wanted from Bruno, Dimitrio decides to take justice into his own hands and kills him.

In desperation, Graciela decides that Alejandro is the solution to cover their debts and expenses. She decides to deliver the documents to Alejandro and he helps her financially under the condition that she allow him to woo Montserrat. Graciela immediately accepts, but makes Alejandro swear that Montserrat will never find out about their agreement.

The situation becomes complicated when Montserrat does not agree to date Alejandro. Graciela decides to tell Montserrat the whole truth about their financial situation, and Montserrat eventually agrees to help her family by marrying Alejandro. In the meantime, José Luis, who was wrongly imprisoned for the murder of Bruno which he did not commit, escapes from prison and tells Montserrat the truth about everything that happened. But it is too late since Graciela has already managed to manipulate Montserrat into marrying Alejandro.

After much fighting with her own self, Montserrat soon discovers that her "love" for Jose Luis was merely puppy love, and that she has learned what true love is and should feel like with Alejandro. While she cared for Jose Luis, she did not love him; he merely taught her how to care for someone. However, although she has moved on, Jose Luis' obsession with her has not. He holds on to the words she told him as a teenager when she was too immature to understand what she was saying, and he is convinced that she belongs by his side. Now Montserrat and Alejandro must fight against the unreasonable obsession that drives José Luis to act against Montserrat's happiness. In his deep obsession and need to beat Alejandro, he has convinced himself that it is now his turn with Montserrat, and he ignores her wishes, feelings, and desires. He deceives her into marrying him by withholding information that Alejandro is alive, and when he comes back he goes as far as to almost force her to bed. They must overcome all the deceit and bad temper of Jose Luis and Maria (someone in love with Alejandro) who aim to separate Montserrat and Alejandro.

Cast

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Nominated Result
2014 Premios Juventud
¡He's Hot! Sebastián Rulli Nominated
Girl that leaves me sleepless Angelique Boyer Won
Best Novelero Theme Enrique Iglesias featuring Marco Antonio Solís El Perdedor

Soundtrack

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."El Perdedor" (featuring Marco Antonio Solís)  
2."Corazones invencibles"Aleks Syntek 
3."Vuelvo a nacer"Alex Sirvent and Alberto Mantovani 
4."Volver a amar"Alex Sirvent and Alberto Mantovani 
5."Lo que siento por ti"Frank Ceara and Carlos de la Mota 
6."Mujer prohibida"Alejandro Ávila and Alex Sirvent 
7."Este amor es muy grande"Banda Los Sebastianes 

Broadcasting

Streaming Univision

On October 19, 2013, Univision announced a November prime-time broadcast of Lo que la vida me robó. On October 27, Univision confirmed a November 18 broadcast, and is currently broadcast weekdays at 9pm/8c, replacing La tempestad. From December 23, 2013 to January 3, 2014, Univision started broadcasting 2 hours of Lo que la vida me robó, taking over the time slot that previously belonged to Mentir para vivir. Univision will broadcast Qué Pobres Tan Ricos on January 6 weeknights at 10pm/9c, replacing one hour of Lo que la vida me robó.

Country TV network(s) Ref
 United States Univisión
 Puerto Rico Univision PR
 Dominican Republic Telemicro
 Peru America TV
 Bolivia Red Uno
 Argentina Canal 9
 Paraguay Telefuturo
 Panama Telemetro
 Ecuador Gama TV
 Chile Mega
 Costa Rica Repretel
 El Salvador Canal 2
 Honduras Canal 5
 Uruguay Monte Carlo TV
 Guatemala Canal 3
 Spain Nova
 Hungary RTL II
 Serbia Prva
 Slovenia POP TV
 Romania Acasă
 Albania Vizion Plus
 Lithuania LNK
 Israel Viva

References

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  5. Gran estreno de Lo que la vida me robó, nueva telenovela de Angelique Boyer y Sebastián Rulli
  6. “Lo Que La Vida Me Robó” dio inicio a sus grabaciones
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  9. Angelique Boyer y Sebastián Rulli hablaron de su nueva novela ‘Lo que la Vida me Robó’
  10. Graciela hará lo que sea por no perder su estatus social
  11. Jaime Camil regresa a las telenovelas y a Univision protagonizando 'Qué Pobres tan Ricos'
  12. "Estudio 13: 'Lo que la vida me robó' llega el lunes a Univisión". 2013-11-11. Retrieved 2013-12-27.
  13. "¨Lo que la vida me robó¨ ¡Estrena el martes, 19 de noviembre a las 9PM por Univisión Puerto Rico!". 2013-11-11. Retrieved 2013-12-27.
  14. "[República Dominicana] :: "Lo Que La Vida Me Robo" :: Llega a la RD :: Desde el 30 de Diciembre por Telemicro". Retrieved 2013-12-30.
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