En otra piel (2014)

About En otra piel

En otra piel, also known as Part of Me for English TV, is an American telenovela. The plot revolves around two women who share the same tragic fate. The lead characters are Monica Serrano, a world famous pianist, and successful entrepreneur Adriana Aguilar. Monica finds herself trapped 'in another skin' (Adriana's body) after her untimely death. Now, as Adriana,She must navigate through unfamiliar circumstances and new realities, all while seeking justice for her previous life's untimely death.

Making / Production

The series was created by Laura Sosa, who previously wrote successful telenovelas such as Pasion de Gavilanes and La Casa de al Lado. En otra piel was shot in the United States and produced by Telemundo Studios. It was released by Telemundo, an American Spanish-language terrestrial television network.

Actors

• Maria Elisa Camargo: Played the dual role of Monica Serrano / Adriana Aguilar. Displaying an impressive range of emotions and a believable transformation between characters, she led the ensemble with strength.
• Jorge Luis Pila: Played Diego Ochoa, Monica's lover. His nuanced performance added depth to the narrative.
• David Chocarro: He played the role of Gerardo Fuentes. His intense performance added a different dynamic to the story.
• Vanessa Villela: She portrayed the character of Selma 'Selmita' Ramos. Her convincing portrayal won her critical acclaim.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The TV series is also known as 'Part of Me' in English.
• The theme song of the series, "Piel Canela," is performed by Maria Elisa Camargo, the lead actress of the soap opera.
• The title 'En otra piel' translates to 'In Another Skin' which is a direct reference to the series' plot.

Awards

As of now, there's no information available on awards won by En otra piel.

Quotes

• "Being dead doesn't mean it's over, sometimes, it's just the beginning."
• "In another person's skin, you have to play by different rules."

Music, Soundtrack

• The energetic and moving theme song "Piel Canela" performed by Maria Elisa Camargo.