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' MГЎs AllГЎ del Puente' (1993) - Maria Sorte & Alfredo Adame ' Los Parientes Pobres' (1993) - Lucero & Ernesto Laguardia ' De Frente al Sol' (1992) - Maria Sorte & Alfredo Adame ' Amor de Nadie' (1990) - Lucia Mendez & Fernando Allende ' Cuando llega el Amor' (1989) - Lucero & Omar Fierro ' Amor en Silencio' (1988) - Erika Buenfil & Omar Fierro ' QuinceaГ±era' (1987) - Adela Noriega & Ernesto Laguardia ' La Pobre SeГ±orita Limantour' (1987) - Ofelia Cano & Victor Camara ' Pobre Juventud' (1986) - Gabriela Roel & Alberto Mayagoitia

One of her projects, ' Amor Real', was once watched by 59 percent of the Mexican audience. Fact|date=January 2007 She has often spoken about the importance of transmitting positive messages through her shows and her fascination towards love stories.Д¬arla Estrada is considered by many, including personal friend Cristina Saralegui, to be the greatest soap opera producer in Mexico, and her soap operas generally have wide international acceptance. According to her, she was subjected to mistreatings by her own employees, who went as far as hitting her on her legs with a cable once, because they were not used to have a woman boss.Д®strada has also aimed the popularity of her shows towards noble causes such as raising millions of pesos to buy food for the Mexican homeless and a gigantic campaign to save the water. Before that, she had been the producer of the teen-oriented show, ' XETU', where many superstars, such as Gloria Trevi, participated.Д®strada has spoken about the abuse she had to go through during the production of 'Pobre Juventud', both on the mental and pshysical aspect. Her first soap opera was ' Pobre Juventud'. Estrada was asked to produce soap operas for Televisa by Victor Hugo O'Farril. Over the years this has changed, however, and she has produced some of Mexico's (and Latin America's) most famous soap operas, while working with such famous actors as Adamari Lopez, Ludwika Paleta, Gabriela Roel and many more. She made history at Televisa by becoming the first woman producer in Mexican television history, but her beginnings were humble: at first, no celebrity wanted to work with her. Given a choice of new classes she could take, she chose communications, in part because her father was a journalist and her mother an actress.Д«efore graduating from the UAM in 1978, Estrada had already been hired by Televisa. She decided not to follow that career soon after, however, and she asked to have her major changed. Fact|date=January 2007Д®strada went to the UAM in Xochimilco to study psychology.

When aired in The United States, EstradaвЂ™s Telenovela Amor Real shocked the world by having higher ratings than all of the other Television Shows in America placing Univision on top of American Networks such as NBC and ABC. ] On 2005 the Mexican government decided to place a statue of the producer in one of Mexico CityвЂ™s most important parks and on January, 2007 she appeared on People En EspaГ±olвЂ™s list of The 100 Most Influential Hispanics in the world.

#CARLA ESTRADA PLUS#

On that occasion, the Mexican performer dazzled with her stunning beauty framed by a shoulder-length crepe hairstyle, classic of the time, a subdued makeup that accentuated her lips and a beautiful seemingly black dress that was highlighted by a V-neckline with a collar, sleeves to the middle of the arm and a skirt that exposed her narrow waist, plus a type of knot below the hip and an opening to the knee, detail that was considered too bold.Carla Estrada (born circa 1957 in Mexico City) is one of the foremost Telenovela producers of Latin America. The photographer managed to capture the reaction that some men had when the actress passed in front of them none of them could help but turn to see her. It was in 1953 when Maty HuitrГіn was captured by the lens of Nacho LГіpez while walking between the streets of Mexico City's Historic Center. The garment was created by Mitzi, who chose to retake characteristic elements of the dress worn by Estrada's mother, making it an international icon. In the images you can see the Mexican telenovelas production company in the last test of her dress, a black piece cinched at the waist, with sleeves, a v-neckline and a long train that will run along the red carpet.

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