Santa Diabla

About Santa Diabla

Santa Diabla is a captivating TV Series that was released in 2014. The show unfolds the tale of Santa Martinez (played by Gaby Espino), a woman who embarks on an avenging mission after her husband is unjustly killed. She disguises herself and infiltrates a wealthy family to inflict justice. As she advances closer to her goal, she finds her life tangled in lies, love, betrayal, and pain, consequently testing her strength and determination.

Making / Production

The TV series was a production by Telemundo Studios, directed by José Luis Zagar and executive produced by Aurelio Valcárcel Carroll. The series filmed in beautiful locations and showcased highly skilled production work that brought the captivating storyline and characters to life.

Actors

• Gaby Espino as Santa Martínez - Gaby Espino plays the protagonist, Santa Martínez, a woman driven by her quest for justice. Her portrayal of the character was marked by determination and deep emotion.
• Carlos Ponce as Humberto Cano - Humberto Cano, a wealthy businessman, is portrayed by Carlos Ponce with finesse and charm, shaping him as an integral character in the story.
• Ximena Duque as Inés Robledo - Inés Robledo, a villainous character in the series, is brought to life by Ximena Duque who perfectly exudes the character's evil intent and cruel ways.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Santa Diabla was primarily filmed in Miami, Florida, providing stunning locations for the series.
• Actor Carlos Ponce, who portrays Humberto Cano, is also a well-known singer and songwriter.
• The series garnered a significant fan base in the United States and around the world, making it successful globally.

Music, Soundtrack

The music and soundtrack of Santa Diabla played a considerable role in setting the tone of the series, with the strategic use of poignant and dramatic tunes. However, the distinct music pieces used in the series remains unspecified.

Quotes

• "Justice is not vengeful, it's simply fair." - Santa Martínez
• "Power is not having everything, it's in knowing what to do with it." - Humberto Cano
• "Evil disguises itself in many ways... sometimes it even looks like us." - Inés Robledo