''Arroz con leche'' (English: ''Three Sisters'') is a 2007

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telenovela written by Doris Segui for

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and distributed internationally by Venevisión International. Eileen Abad, Marlene De Andrade, and

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star as the main protagonists, accompanied by Juan Carlos Garcia,

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, Henry Soto, and Carlos Cruz.

Plot

''Arroz con Leche'' revolves around the lives of three sisters as they try to find love in their unhappy lives. In the process, they discover that the path to discovering love is very difficult. Wenclaso is an older man left to raise his three daughters Belen, Amanda and Teresa alone after the death of their mother, Manuela. The three sisters have lived in the shadow of their deceased mother after their father still idolized Manuela even after her death. Teresa (

) is an intellectual, radio presenter married to Jose Manuel "Chepo" ( Manuel Salazar), a man who is unfaithful to her. Her marriage is in crisis, and she finds herself in a situation whereby she cannot use the relationship advice that she gives to her listeners to solve her own situation. Amanda ( Marlene De Andrade) is a housewife married to Thomas ( Carlos Cruz), a sexist man who only thinks of himself. Frustrated by only being seen as a housewife and mother of two, she gets an opportunity of running a beauty salon in order to prove that she can also be successful in business. However, she finds true love with Rodrigo(Juan Carlos Garcia), an unhappily married man whose wife Cecilia is extremely jealous and threatens their newly found love. Belén ( Eileen Abad) is the youngest of the sisters who is left pregnant after discovering that her husband Danton (Henry Soto) is a polygamous man with three other marriages in which none of the women are aware that their husband has other wives.

Cast

* Eileen AbadArroz con leche
/ref> as Belén Pacheco de Morales * Marlene De Andrade as Amanda Pacheco *

as Teresa Pacheco *

as Simón Herrera * Juan Carlos García as Rodrigo *

Mónica Pasqualotto Mónica Pasqualotto, or La Pasqualotto, is a TV host, radio host, actress, and model. She was born in Caracas, Venezuela on October 15, 1974. She has been the image of several products on television and for the Venezuelan press. She is part of ...

as Cecilia (Villain, turns good. Divorces Rodrigo) * Anastasia Mazzone as Isabela (Villain, ends up in a madhouse) * Manuel Salazar as José Manuel "Chepo" * Alejandro Mata as Wenceslao * Astrid Carolina Herrera as Abril * Henry Soto as Dantón Morales (Villain. Abandons his 3 wives and escapes to Colombia) * Carlos Cruz as Tomás (Villain. Divorces Amanda in the end) * Ileana Jacket as Margot Ferretti (Villain. Ends up alone and poor) * Zoe Bolívar as Mireya * Cindy da Silva as Victoria * Elaiza Gil as Estrella * Milena Santander * Jean Carlo Simancas as El Chef * Ana María Simón es Sylvia * Paula Woyzechowsky es Yurika * Erika Schwarzgruber es Eugenia

References

External links

* {{Venevisión telenovelas in 2000-2019 Venevisión telenovelas 2007 telenovelas 2007 Venezuelan television series debuts 2008 Venezuelan television series endings Spanish-language telenovelas Television shows set in Caracas