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| El amor está de moda | |
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| Created by | Cassiano Gabus Mendes |
| Based on | Ti Ti Ti (1985) |
| Written by | Jorge Ramírez Nadya Ramírez Alfredo Rates |
| Directed by | Ricardo Vicuña |
| Starring | Fernando Kliche Roberto Poblete Liliana García Katty Kowaleczko Adriana Vacarezza Luciano Cruz-Coke Cristian de la Fuente Claudia Conserva |
| Opening theme | "¿Qué me pasa contigo?" by Aline Kuppenheim |
| Country of origin | Chile |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of episodes | 85 |
| Production | |
| Producer | Nené Aguirre |
| Production location | Santiago |
| Camera setup | Single camera |
| Running time | 60-110 minutes |
| Production company | Corporación de televisión de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
| Original release | |
| Network | Canal 13 |
| Release | March 13 (1995-03-13) – July 21, 1995 (1995-07-21) |
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El amor está de moda (Love is in Fashion) is a 1995 Chilean telenovela produced and broadcast by Canal 13, based on the Brazilian telenovela Ti Ti Ti created by Cassiano Gabus Mendes. It is directed by Ricardo Vicuña.
Cast
- Roberto Poblete as Aristóteles Sepúlveda / "Vittorio Valentini".
- Fernando Kliche as Andrés Correa / "Jack Volteare".
- Esperanza Silva as Susana Acevedo.
- Liliana García as Jacqueline.
- Katty Kowaleczko as Claudia.
- Aline Küppenheim as Valeria Correa.
- Claudia Conserva as Gabriela "Gaby".
- Cristián de la Fuente as Lucas Correa.
- Luciano Cruz-Coke as Juan Pablo Sepúlveda.
- Adriana Vacarezza as Carmen Cáceres.
- Gloria Münchmeyer as Cecilia Correa.
- Patricia Guzmán as Julia Correa.
- Walter Kliche as Hugo Cáceres.
- Sandra Solimano as Sonia.
- Paulina Urrutia as Soledad.
- Boris Quercia as Domingo.
- Andrea Freund as Catalina Andrade.
- Guido Vecchiola as Jorge.
- Marcela Osorio as Solange.
- Alfredo Castro as Leonardo "León" Soto.
- Verónica Moraga as Javiera.
- Felipe Castro as Bob.
- Felipe Armas as Pancho.
- Francisco López as Alex Correa.
- Luz Croxatto as Florencia.
- Gabriela Hernández como Leonor.
- Paola Camaggi como Patricia.
- Alex Zissis como Hernán Mujica.
- Felipe Viel como Antonio.
- Carlos Díaz as Samuel.
- Pía Salas as Amanda.
- Gloria Laso as María Luisa Valdivieso.
- José Secall as Agustín Andrade.
- María Elena Duvauchelle as Soraya.
- Patricio Achurra as Gonzalo.
- Carmen Barros as Aurora Zañartu.
- Sonia Viveros as Ruth.
- Francisca Merino as Marcela.
- Teresita Reyes as Lucía.
- Myriam Palacios as Rosalía.
- Hernan Hevia as Caco.
- Juan Falcón as Adriano.
- Alicia Pedroso as Nelly.
- Verónica González as Camila.
- Constanza Piwonka as Rocío.
- Pedro Vicuña as Pretendiente de Soledad.
- Orietta Grendi as Myriam.
- Cristián García-Huidobro as the Animator fashion competition.
- Ramón Núñez
- Archibaldo Larenas as Santiago Valdivia.
Soundtrack
- Que me pasa Contigo - Aline Kuppenheim (Opening theme)
- Pequeño Rayo de Sol - Alberto Plaza
- Coche Viejo - Paralamas
- Mas Fuerte de lo que Pensaba - Aleks Syntek
- Cariño Mio - Soledad Guerrero
- Temporal de amor - Leandro y Leonardo
- Golpes y besos - Leandro y Leonardo
- Mejor no hablemos de amor - Enanitos Verdes
- Vida - La Mafia
- Locos por Amor - Francesc Picas
- Cómo voy a renunciar a tí - Cecilia Echenique
- Subire - Cinema
- Mucha Experiencia - Los Pericos
- Canción por un encuentro - Alberto Plaza
- Volver a nacer - Chayanne
- Runaway - Los Pericos
- Angel Descarriado - Cinema
- Parate y Mira - Los Pericos
- El amor esta de moda - Aline Kuppenheim
- La vida - La Sociedad
- Amor por bandera - Francesc Picas
Other versions
Ti Ti Ti - a Brazilian telenovela produced and aired by Rede Globo in 1995.- Ti Ti Ti - remake of the 1985 Brazilian telenovela also produced and aired by Rede Globo in 2010.
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