Machos (TV series)

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Machos
	Title card
Genre	Drama
Created by	Sebastián Arrau ; Coca Gómez ; Pablo Illanes
Directed by	Herval Abreu
Creative director	Carlos Leppe
Starring	Héctor Noguera; Liliana Ross; Cristián Campos; Carolina Arregui; Rodrigo Bastidas; Felipe Braun; Jorge Zabaleta; Gonzalo Valenzuela; Diego Muñoz; Pablo Díaz
Opening theme	"Machos" by Victor Flores
Country of origin	Chile
Original language	Spanish
No. of episodes	163
Production
Executive producer	Verónica Saquel
Producer	Marisol Morales
Production location	Viña del Mar
Camera setup	Single camera
Running time	60-90 minutes
Original release
Network	Canal 13
Release	March 10 –; October 23, 2003
Related
	Buen partido; Hippie; Machos (2005);

Machos (lit: Males) is a Chilean television series which aired on Canal 13 from March 10, to October 23, 2003. The series was created by Sebastián Arrau, Coca Gómez, and Pablo Illanes.^[1]

Cast

Héctor Noguera as Ángel Mercader
Liliana Ross as Valentina Fernández
Cristián Campos as Alonso Mercader
Carolina Arregui as Sonia Trujillo
Rodrigo Bastidas as Armando Mercader
Felipe Braun as Ariel Mercader
Jorge Zabaleta as Álex Mercader
Gonzalo Valenzuela as Adán Mercader
Diego Muñoz as Amaro Mercader
Pablo Díaz as Antonio Mercader
María Elena Swett como Fernanda Garrido
María José Prieto as Mónica Salazar
Viviana Rodríguez as Consuelo Valdés
Maricarmen Arrigorriaga as Estela Salazar
Alejandro Castillo as Fanor Cruchaga
Solange Lackington as Josefina Urrutia
Adriana Vacarezza as Isabel Füller
Íngrid Cruz as Belén Cruchaga
Juan Pablo Bastidas as Benjamín Cruchaga
Aranzazú Yankovic as Úrsula Villavicencio
Renato Münster as Pedro Pablo Estévez
Berta Lasala as Pilar Ponce
Teresita Reyes as Imelda Robles
Marcela Medel as Clemencia Ríos
Mariana Loyola as Soraya Salcedo
Sergio Silva as Lucas Farfán
Carolina Varleta as Kiara Salazar
Lorena Capetillo as Madona Ríos
Sebastián Arancibia as Nicolás Ponce
José Jiménez as Andrés "Andresito" Mercader
Elvira López as Alicia Mercader Robles
Nelly Meruane as Mirna Robles
María Elena Duvauchelle as Bernarda Bravo
Teresa Munchmeyer as Tía Chita Reyes
Antonella Ríos as Yolanda "Yoly" Salcedo
Cristián Guzmán as Gustavo Heredia
Macarena Teke as Manuela Silva
Felipe Hurtado as Ignacio "Nacho" Ossa
Paulina de la Paz as María José "Cachorra" González
Leonardo Álvarez as Diego Bernales
Constanza González as Cristina
Rosa Ramírez as Jacinta Montero
Fernando Gómez-Rovira as René Sandoval
Emilio García as Sammy

Special participations

Catherine Mazoyer as Paula Jiménez (Álex's lawyer)
Alejandro Trejo as Víctor Benavides
Pedro Vicuña as Carlos Garrido
Coca Rudolphy as Ema Salinas de Garrido
Remigio Remedy as Raimundo Fernández
Pamela Villalba as Tatiana Romero
Óscar Garcés as Kevin "Chino" Heredia
Sebastián Dahm as Javier Coccolo
Rubén Darío Guevara as Joaquín Fernández
Francisca Márquez as Clarita Manríquez
Arturo Ruiz-Tagle as Mauro Salcedo
Patricia Irribarra as Tía Nena, mother of Soraya
Sergio Gajardo as Soraya's father
Clara Brevis as Soraya's grandmother
Nicolás Fontaine as Julián Pérez
Reinaldo Vallejos as AGD&T Investor
Víctor Rojas as Uncle Washington Salcedo
Gabriel Maturana as Dr. Max Hernández
Sergio Madrid as Valentina's doctor
Osvaldo Lagos as Uncle Sebastián
Cecilia Hidalgo as Lourdes
Humberto Gallardo as Sacerdote
Cristián Gajardo as Cholo Salcedo
Néstor Castagno as college director
Teresa Berríos as Rosita, friend of Chita
Hugo Vásquez as Patricio
Yamén Salazar as Andrés and Nicolás' professor
Macarena Basterrica as Bernarda's secretary
Carlos Araya as Josefina's chief
Magdalena Ahumada as Evelyn Urquieta

References

↑ "Machos.- Canal 13 Chile (2003)" (in Spanish). todonv.com. July 30, 2005. Retrieved January 18, 2015.

External links

Machos at IMDb

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[1] "Machos.- Canal 13 Chile (2003)" (in Spanish). todonv.com. July 30, 2005. Retrieved January 18, 2015.

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