Sin senos sí hay paraíso (2016)
Sin senos sí hay paraíso is a 2016 Spanish-language action & adventure series created by Gustavo Bolívar. It stars Carmen Villalobos, Carolina Gaitán and Fabián Ríos.
Born in a Colombian town run by narcos, Catalina grows up watching traffickers and their money decide who lives well and who suffers. When they wreck and imprison her family, she sets out to bring the whole rotten order down from the inside. Created by Gustavo Bolivar from his own novel, this Telemundo telenovela is a sequel to Sin senos no hay paraiso and stars Carmen Villalobos, Carolina Gaitan, and Majida Issa. It runs on the genre's high-voltage mix of romance, betrayal, and vengeance, set against the glamour and violence of the drug trade.
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What is Sin senos sí hay paraíso about?
Born in a Colombian town run by narcos, Catalina grows up watching traffickers and their money decide who lives well and who suffers. When they wreck and imprison her family, she sets out to bring the whole rotten order down from the inside. Created by Gustavo Bolivar from his own novel, this Telemundo telenovela is a sequel to Sin senos no hay paraiso and stars Carmen Villalobos, Carolina Gaitan, and Majida Issa. It runs on the genre's high-voltage mix of romance, betrayal, and vengeance, set against the glamour and violence of the drug trade.
When was Sin senos sí hay paraíso released?
Sin senos sí hay paraíso was released on 19 July 2016.
How many episodes does Sin senos sí hay paraíso have?
Sin senos sí hay paraíso has 340 episodes across 4 seasons.
Who made Sin senos sí hay paraíso?
Sin senos sí hay paraíso was created by Gustavo Bolívar.
Where can I watch Sin senos sí hay paraíso?
Sin senos sí hay paraíso is available on NBC, Peacock and Peacock Premium.
Where to watch Sin senos sí hay paraíso
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Cast
- Carmen Villalobos as Catalina Santana
- Carolina Gaitán as Catalina Marín
- Fabián Ríos as Albeiro Marín
- Catherine Siachoque as Hilda Santana
- Juan Pablo Urrego as Hernán Darío Bayona 'Nachi'
- Francisco Bolívar as José Luis Vargas "Jota"
- Manuel Antonio Gómez as Esteban Calvo
- Gregorio Pernía as Aurelio Jaramillo "El Titi"
- Roberto Manrique as Santiago Sanín
- María Alejandra Pinzón as Paola Pizarro
- Elianis Garrido as Dayana Muriel
- Eileen Roca as Zoraya
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