The wild rose

Television series
German title	The wild rose
Original title	Rosa Salvaje
Country of production	Mexico
original language	Spanish
year	1987
length	45 minutes
Episodes	99
genre	Telenovela
Theme music	Verónica Castro - Rosa Salvaje
production	Valentin Pimstein ; Angelli Nesma Medina
First broadcast	July 6, 1987 on XEW-TV
German-language ; first broadcast	November 15, 1990 on RTLplus
occupation
	Verónica Castro : Rosa Garcia Montero de Linares; Guillermo Capetillo : Ricardo / Rogelio Linares; Laura Zapata : Dulcina Linares V. de Robles; Liliana Abud : Cándida Linares; Armando Calvo : Sebastián; Edith González : Leonela Villarreal No 1; Felicia Mercado : Leonela Villarreal No 2; Magda Guzmán : Tomasa; Otto Sirgo : Angel de la Huerta; Jaime Garza : Ernesto Rojas; Bárbara Gil : Amalia; Maleni Morales : Miriam Savedo; Armando Palomo : Muñeco; Arturo García Tenorio : Agustín; Gustavo Rojo : Padre Manuel de la Huerta; Renata Flores : Leopoldina; Ari Telch : Jorge; Gastón Tuset : Roque; Irma Lozano : Paulette; Ninón Seville : Zoraida;

The wild rose ( Rosa Salvaje ) is a Mexican telenovela from 1987. It is told in 99 parts.

action

The young Rosa lives with her aunt Tomasa in the slums of Mexico. She's always dirty and just fights with other guys all day. One day she is caught stealing plums in the rich Linares' garden, but instead of calling the police, Ricardo Linares gives the girl the stolen goods and some other food. From then on, Rosa washes herself and puts on nice clothes until Ricardo proposes to her. Rosa marries him without knowing what is in store for her: Ricardo's two sisters as well as the quick-witted housekeeper Leopoldina and a friend of the family, the millionaire Leonela Villareal, who Riccardo wants to marry herself, are trying everything to get "the wild one" again to drive them out of the house, any means are fine.

Charisma

The wild rose ran Monday to Friday at 2:50 p.m. on RTLplus, today RTL . From August 1991, the entire series was repeated again in the morning program.

The telenovela was shown on the pay TV channel Passion in 2008, 2010 and 2011.

Web links

The wild rose in the Internet Movie Database (English)