Los Plateados
Mar 28, 2005 · 48m
Overview
This is a historical novel with its Roots in the beginning of XIX century. "Silverplated" were bandits who stole from the routes which transported silver to the states of Guanajuato and Taxco in Mexico. For that reason the bandits were called "the silver plated ones", which means "the silver-plated". It was the social time of the bandits, They would steal from the rich and give to the poor. This soap opera bring that era to us with plenty of excitement and romance.
Cast of Los Plateados
Mauricio IslasGabriel Campuzano
Tamara MonserratCamila Castañeda Villar
Dominika PaletaLuciana Castañeda Villar
Humberto ZuritaDon Emilio Gallardo
Rodrigo OviedoTomás Campuzano
Wendy de los CobosOfelia de Villegas
María AuraAugusta Robledo
Angélica CelayaXimena Campuzano- Juan Carlos Martín del CampoManuel Campuzano
- Gloria PeraltaSamia
Claudia LoboIrene Villar vda. de Castañeda- Eduardo VictoriaAndrés Castañeda Villar
- Teresa TuccioIsabel Villegas
- Hector ArredondoLeonardo Villegas
Joaquín CosíoKamal Bashur
Guillermo QuintanillaNicanor- Carlos Torres TorrijaJulián Olmedo
- Jorge Luis VázquezFarnesio
About Los Plateados
What is Los Plateados about?
This is a historical novel with its Roots in the beginning of XIX century. "Silverplated" were bandits who stole from the routes which transported silver to the states of Guanajuato and Taxco in Mexico. For that reason the bandits were called "the silver plated ones", which means "the silver-plated". It was the social time of the bandits, They would steal from the rich and give to the poor. This…
When did Los Plateados first air?
Los Plateados premiered on March 28, 2005.
How many seasons does Los Plateados have?
Los Plateados has 1 season with 148 episodes. The series has ended.
Who is in the cast of Los Plateados?
The cast of Los Plateados includes Mauricio Islas (Gabriel Campuzano), Tamara Monserrat (Camila Castañeda Villar), Dominika Paleta (Luciana Castañeda Villar), Humberto Zurita (Don Emilio Gallardo) and Rodrigo Oviedo (Tomás Campuzano).