Nina de azúcar

Nina de azúcar
GenreTelenovela
Created byMarcela Citterio
Written by
  • Marcela Citterio
  • Carolina Parmo
  • Chiara Francia Citterio
Directed by
  • Ani Alva Helfer
  • Sandro Méndez
  • Aldo Salvini
Creative directorFrancisco Álvarez
Starring
  • Patricia Barreto
  • Juan Ignacio Di Marco
Theme music composerJuan Carlos Fernández
Opening theme
"Dulce"
by Gali
Country of originPeru
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes84
Production
Executive producerIvanna de la Piedra
Producers
  • Hugo Coya
  • Adriana Álvarez
  • Michelle Alexander
Camera setupMulti-camera
Production companyDel Barrio Producciones
Original release
NetworkAmérica Televisión
Release2 December 2024 (2024-12-02) –
1 April 2025 (2025-04-01)

Nina de azúcar is a Peruvian telenovela created by Marcela Citterio.[1] It aired on América Televisión from 2 December 2024 to 1 April 2025.[2] The series stars Patricia Barreto and Juan Ignacio Di Marco.[3]

Premise

Nina Garay works at her family's bakery, Nina de Azúcar, while Ramiro "the Jaguar" Morán is a footballer that plays as a forward. They meet when Nina is hired to cater a party where Ramiro is the special guest. Nina and Ramiro become involved in a misunderstanding when the press start a rumor that they are in a romantic relationship, creating entanglements and lies on their part until their true feelings are finally revealed.[4]

Cast

  • Patricia Barreto as Georgina "Nina" Garay Corradi
    • Macarena Argote as child «Nina»
  • Juan Ignacio Di Marco as Ramiro "El Jaguar" Morán del Trigo:
    • Di Marco also portrays Ramiro's twin brother Rodrigo Morán del Trigo / Pedro «el Lobo» Jiménez
  • Vanessa Saba as Alessandra de la Torre
  • Fiorella Díaz as Mirta Corradi de Garay
  • Valentina Saba as Valentina Montes de la Torre
  • Nicolás Galindo as Guillermo III "Guille" del Pueblo
  • Iván Chávez as Angélico "Ángel" Garay
  • Sebastián Monteghirfo as Ignacio de la Torre
  • Raúl Zuazo as Leandro Montes: Antagonista reformado
  • José Miguel Argüelles as Bruno Garay Corradi
  • Sebastián Rubio as César Marsano
  • Grapa Paola as Margarita del Trigo de Morán
  • Nicolás Fantinato as Fabián Morán
  • Daniela Camaiora as Dayana Delfín
  • Melissa Paredes as Sheyla Quispe / Glow, "La Sirena Tropical"
  • Nicolás Osorio as Luis "La Abeja" Espinoza
  • Matilde León as Eva Moreno López
  • Dominic Oré as Simón Rufino / Morán Garay "Simoncito"
  • Haydeé Cáceres as Emma / Esmeralda

Reception

The telenovela premiered on 2 December 2024 with a percentage rating of 20.8 points, beating its competitor, the telenovela Pobre novio, which premiered the same day on Latina Televisión.[5]

References

  1. ↑ Ramos-Weiner, Maribel (11 December 2024). "Marcela Citterio, screenwriter of Nina de Azúcar by Del Barrio: Thrilled to return to writing novelas and delighted with the results". Produ.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 27 March 2026.
  2. ↑ Cuya, Pilar (23 November 2024). "'Nina de Azúcar' y 'Pobre Novio' se estrenan el mismo día: ¿quién ganará el corazón del público?". infobae.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 28 March 2026.
  3. ↑ Salas, Katherine Lozano (3 December 2024). "Actores de Nina de Azúcar". América TV. Retrieved 27 March 2026.
  4. ↑ Napa, Renzo (3 December 2024). "'Nina de Azúcar': trama, reparto y lo que se sabe sobre la nueva telenovela con Patricia Barreto y Nacho Di Marco". rpp.pe (in Spanish). Retrieved 27 March 2026.
  5. ↑ Cuya, Pilar (3 December 2024). "Rating del estreno de 'Pobre Novio' vs. 'Nina de azúcar': ¿Qué novela lideró en el horario?". infobae.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 27 March 2026.
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