Azul Tequila

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Azul Tequila

Directed by	Humberto Zurita
Written by	Alfonso Acebal Jorge Landa
Script by	Alfonso Acebal
Cinematography by	Carlos Guerra Sergio Treviño
Produced by	Zuba Producciones
Starring	Bárbara Mori Mauricio Ochmann
Music by	Federico Chávez Blanco Armando Manzanero
Theme song	Flechazo
Performed by	Los Fugitivos
Country	Mexico
Language	Spanish
Network	TV Azteca
Broadcast	1998
No. of episodes	80

1 Cast
2 Plot
3 External links

Azul Tequila is a Mexican telenovela. The 80-episode serial was produced for TV Azteca by the celebrity couple Christian Bach and Humberto Zurita in conjunction with Humberto's brother Gerardo under their production company ZUBA Producciones.

With an approximate cost of $5,000,000 United States dollars, this production was praised by the critics, but was not a great success with the Mexican audience although it was in Europe and Asia, Malaysia and Thailand. One of the reasons for its lower rating was that it was broadcasted at the same time as El privilegio de amar, the most successful telenovela of rival network Televisa that year. This was the first telenovela for Ursula Pratts with TV Azteca, and also the first in 10 years after Monte Calvario in 1988.

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Bárbara Mori as Azul
Mauricio Ochmann as Santiago Berriozábal
Rogelio Guerra as Adolfo Berriozábal
Leonardo Daniel as Mariano
Fabiola Campomanes as Lorenza
Víctor González as Arcadio Berriozábal
Ursula Pratts as Hilda

[edit] Plot

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Azul is a young woman in the end of the 19th century who has been forced to get engaged to Arcadio (Víctor González) when she is in love with his brother Santiago (Mauricio Ochmann). Before her wedding peasant revolution is started and she is kidnapped. Santiago, believing she is dead, creates one of the finest tequilas and calls it "Azul Tequila".