Televisa will REBROADCAST the soap opera that Victoria Ruffo starred in successfully when she was 27 years old

Victoria Ruffo She is one of the Mexican actresses who since her youth has starred in soap operas in Televisa successfully and starting next Monday we will see her in one of them, which she starred in successfully when she was 27 years old and was a worldwide success. She is currently 62.

The TLNovelas channel of Televisa will rebroadcast ‘Simply Maria’, a story that starred Victoria Ruffo in the eighties with the deceased actors Jaime Garza and Manuel Saval, and is considered perhaps her greatest success in her role as a soap opera protagonist.

‘Simply Maria’ has been broadcast repeatedly in many countries. Victoria Ruffo starred in it between 1989 and 1990. During its afternoon broadcast on Channel 2 of Televisa It was an event and no one wanted to miss it.

Journalist Alejandro Galán announced that fans of soap operas and Victoria Ruffo will be able to watch ‘Simplemente María’ starting Monday, June 8 on the TLNovelas channel at 10:35 a.m. and a repeat at 4:55 p.m., Monday through Friday.

‘Simply Maria’ is a Mexican soap opera, adaptation of the original Argentine soap opera ‘Simplemente María’ from 1967, written by Celia Alcántara.

Valentin Pimpstein produced ‘Simply Maria’ with Victoria Ruffo and it also features actors Gabriela Goldsmith, Frances Ondiviela and Mercedes Pascual.

On social media people are asking what novels did Victoria Ruffo write? The first one she appeared in was ‘Conflicts of a Doctor’, in 1980, since then she has not stopped acting and in that decade she starred in ‘La Fiera’, when she was 21 years old.

As the years go by, Victoria Ruffo, Known as ‘The Queen of Soap Operas’, she has acted in dozens of stories, including ‘Juana Iris’, ‘Pobre niña rica’, ‘Victoria’, ‘Capricho’, ‘Vivo por Elena’, ‘La madrastra’, all with success.

‘Corona de lágrimas’ is the most recent story in which we have seen Victoria Ruffo act, during 2023.

What is ‘Simply Maria’ about?

‘Simply Maria’ tells the story of Maria, a young woman who lives in the countryside and in her attempt to have a better future comes to Mexico City to work as a maid in the home of a wealthy family.

In that house, Maria falls in love with a member of the family, Then he abandons her and she discovers that she is pregnant. Then, a teacher comes into Maria’s life and teaches her to read and write.

María starts out as a seamstress, becomes a great designer and years later meets again with the man who once abandoned her, the father of her only son.

I studied Communication Sciences at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa. My experience as a journalist dates back to 1988, when I began to collaborate with Grupo Acir, with Fernando Sarabia and Julieta Hernández on an entertainment program. Then I joined Noroeste as a contributor in the entertainment section with Rolando Arenas and stayed for almost five years. Later I joined the newspaper El Sol del Pacífico and collaborated with Susana Cazadero in the entertainment section for 3 years. I joined Debate de Mazatlán in 2001 to work as a reporter for Social, Culture, and Entertainment; then I received the opportunity, in 2012, to be Editor of the newspaper La Sirena, a position I held for three and a half years. Throughout my career I have interviewed great figures in the entertainment industry, including Joan Sebastian, Olga Breeskin, Yuri, Thalía, Lupita D’Alessio, Mijares, and Vicente Fernández. I have witnessed the artistic birth of other figures such as Gloria Trevi, Alejandra Guzmán and Ana Bárbara, whom I also interviewed in their musical beginnings. I have closely followed the career of groups such as Banda El Recodo, La Arrolladora Banda El Limón, La Original Banda El Limón; I have also supported and interviewed Banda MS, Julión Álvarez, Espinoza Paz, among others, from the beginning. Since the end of 2015 I have worked as a web reporter in the Entertainment section of Debate. I specialize in writing about Televisa, TV Azteca, particularly their reality shows, as well as about the careers of celebrities such as Lucero, Aracely Arámbula, Jenni Rivera, Lupita D’Alessio and Mario Moreno “Cantinflas”.

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