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The White Slave
Genre	Telenovela
Written by	Juliana Barrera Andres Burgos Said Chamie Eduardo Galdo Maria Helena Porta Clauda Sanchez
Directed by	Liliana Bocanegra Mateo Stivelberg
Starring	See list
Country of origin	Colombia
Original language	Spanish
No. of episodes	61
Production
Executive producer	Juliana Barrera
Producers	Ana Maria Perez Martinez Mauricio Ruiz
Production location	Santa Marta
Cinematography	Carlos Arango Andres Gutierrez Alfredo Ruiz
Editor	Fabian Rodriguez
Original release
Network	Caracol Television
Release	January 26  ( 2016-01-26 )  ? April 25, 2016  ( 2016-04-25 )

The White Slave (Spanish: La esclava blanca ), is a Colombian telenovela created by Eduardo Galdo and Maria Helena Porta for Caracol Television . The series originally aired from January 26, 2016, to April 25, 2016. The series stars Nerea Camacho as Victoria, Orian Suarez as Miguel and Miguel de Miguel as Nicolas. ^{[1] [2]}

Plot [ edit ]

Victoria Quintero is born the daughter of Don Domingo Quintero, owner of the El Eden estate, and his wife Elena. Within weeks her parents die in a fire started deliberately by a neighboring landowner and merchant, Nicolas Parreno, who wants the Quintero land. Victoria is saved by her black nurse, Lorenza, and her husband, Tomas. With their daughters, Milagros and Rosita, Victoria is taken to a palenque deep in the jungle, where for twelve years she grows up as a maroon , believing this to be her family.

Victoria has a friend in the palenque, Miguel, the illegitimate son of Sara, a runaway slave, and Parreno. Together they visit the town of Santa Marta , but they are followed back to the palenque by soldiers who believe Victoria, a white girl, has been kidnapped. Parreno then hears about the supposedly kidnapped girl, guesses she is the missing Victoria, and orders his foreman to kill her. In a raid on the palenque, many of the maroons, including Lorenza, are killed, and the survivors are captured and returned to slavery. Tomas, his daughters, and Miguel all now become the slaves of Parreno.

Victoria escapes the attack and seeks refuge in the village church, whose priest, Father Octavio, sends her away to join a convent in Spain, where she is taught to read, write, and serve as a novice. Some ten years later, Victoria escapes from the convent, with the help of her best friend, Remedios. She then returns to Santa Marta posing as Lucia de Bracamonte, a Spanish aristocrat who has entered into an agreement to marry Parreno. Victoria's plan is simply to find Miguel and his family and take them away, but in Santa Marta she is told the story of her parents’ death and decides to stay on and destroy Parreno.

Cast [ edit ]

• Nerea Camacho as Victoria Quintero
• Orian Suarez as Miguel Nava Soler
• Miguel de Miguel as Nicolas Parreno, Main villain
• Modesto Lacen as Tomas
• Norma Martinez as Adela, Villain
• Ricardo Vesga as Enrique Morales, Villain
• Vina Machado as Eugenia Upton
• Andres Suarez as Capitan Granados, Villain
• Natasha Klauss as Ana
• Miroslava Morales as Lorenza Aragon Yepes
• Ana Mosquera as Milagros
• Jose Luis Garcia Campos as Comandante Padilla
• Mauro Donetti as General Marquez
• Luciano D'Alessandro as Alonso Marquez
• Paola Moreno as Remedios
• Sara Pinzon as Victoria Quintero
• Carrel Lasso as Trinidad
• Cristina Garcia as Isabelita Parreno
• Andres Parra as Gabriel Marquez
• Teo Sierra as Alberto
• Jefferson Quinones as Ruben
• Leonardo Acosta as Arturo Lopez
• Juan Jimenez as Jaime Lopez
• Karoll Marquez as Jesus Pimentel
• Mauricio Figueroa as Pedro Caicedo "Pardo"
• Nadia Rowinsky as Lupe
• Andrea Gomez as Catalina Restrepo
• Roberto Cano as Felipe Restrepo
• Camilo Saenz as Joaquin Marquez
• Carlos Duplat as Abad Rangel
• Isabella Garcia as Isabelita Parreno
• Sofia Jaramillo as Hilda
• Hector de Malba as Martin King
• Luis Fernando Patino as Soldado Garcia

Episodes [ edit ]

Awards and nominations [ edit ]

References [ edit ]

External links [ edit ]

• The White Slave at IMDb