7.8La mujer de Lorenzo · 2003
La mujer de Lorenzo (2003) is a Soap / Drama series directed by Pablo Vasquez, starring Xavier Pimentel, Elizabeth Córdoba, Javier Lobatón.
SoapDrama
7.8Overview
In everyone's eyes, Laurita and Lorenzo have what everyone considers to be the perfect marriage. Lorenzo is a handsome, rich and well educated man running his own fashion house while Laurita is beautiful and elegant: the ideal woman for a man like him.However, the truth is that Laurita is bored with her marriage and is convinced that she is in love with Alex her personal trainer. In order to avoids being peniless in her divorce she wants to trick her husband into getting with Silvia for him break their fidelity clause. Isabela, Lorenzo's former fiancee, also arrives from abroad with intentions of taking over Lorenzo's company as an act of revenge against Lorenzo and Laurita.
Cast
Xavier Pimentel, Elizabeth Córdoba, Javier Lobatón, María Fe Fuentes, Adriana Louvier, Guillermo Pérez, Carolina Tejera, Andrea Montenegro
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What is "La mujer de Lorenzo" about?
In everyone's eyes, Laurita and Lorenzo have what everyone considers to be the perfect marriage. Lorenzo is a handsome, rich and well educated man running his own fashion house while Laurita is beautiful and elegant: the ideal woman for a man like him.However, the truth is that Laurita is bored with her marriage and is convinced that she is in love with Alex her personal trainer. In order to avoids being peniless in her divorce she wants to trick her husband into getting with Silvia for him break their fidelity clause. Isabela, Lorenzo's former fiancee, also arrives from abroad with intentions of taking over Lorenzo's company as an act of revenge against Lorenzo and Laurita.
When was "La mujer de Lorenzo" released?
La mujer de Lorenzo was released in 2003.
Who stars in "La mujer de Lorenzo"?
The cast includes Xavier Pimentel, Elizabeth Córdoba, Javier Lobatón, María Fe Fuentes.
