After releasing his subordinate, Colonel Romero informs Rigor that the mayor wants to see him. As Tanggol asks the Benitos if ...

On this emotional day, Air France’s Airbus A380 made its final flight to Mexico City, bidding farewell to Latin America’s skies after making history in January 2016 as the first city in the ...

Netflix actor Manuel Masalva, who stars in Narcos: Mexico, is in a critical but stable condition after being put in a medically induced coma ...

The 43-year-old - best known for playing Ramón Arellano Félix in Narcos: Mexico - was left “fighting for his life” after picking up an infection while travelling in the Philippines.

La Fea Más Bella is a Mexican telenovela produced by Televisa. It is the second Mexican version of the popular Colombian telenovela: Betty la fea. La Fea más Bella stars popular actress/singer ...

Thalia and Eduardo Capetillo as Thalia and Sergio Santibanez in the original '90s Mexican telenovela 'Marimar,' which was shown several times on Philippine TV and even had two Philippine ...

The Philippines experiences a high incidence of fatal violence against politicians, comparable to countries like South Africa, Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil. Over the past 15 years, approximately 70 ...

The 100 Best Telenovela Theme Songs: Finally, We Reveal 20-1 Billboard editors rank the top songs from their favorite telenovelas produced in the U.S. and Latin America.

Meanwhile, Filipino telenovela lovers can revisit classics like GMA Network’s Marimar and explore the Mexican originator of the genre through Tagalog-dubbed titles like Tagumpay ng Pag-ibig ...

In the 1990s, Thalia became a massive star in the Philippines after the telenovela “MariMar” (Ow!) premiered in the country, making it the first Mexican series to air in the Philippines.

Writers of Latin American popular telenovela dramas, similar to soap operas but with more tension and twists, could look to Mexico’s air transport system if they run short of plot ideas. There ...

Fans with red blazers, ties and half-buttoned white dress shirts shuffled into the BMO Stadium to experience the reunification of beloved Mexican telenovela pop group RBD.