In the spotlight of the 2023 MIPCOM edition, Caracol TV joins the market with its latest productions that resonate with themes of racial empowerment, resilient women, and the heartbeat of Colombian popular music.
Leading the pack is ‘Devuélveme La Vida’. This is the new and moving drama that transcends romance and tackles issues such as racial discrimination, to tell an epic legend of a forbidden love. When the father of Mariana Azcarate, the heiress of the cotton hacienda La Victoria, discovers that his daughter is in love with Joaquín, an Afro day laborer, he opposes her and decides to get rid of him and the baby that is on the way. However, Joaquin survives the assassination attempt and flees for his life. Years later, Mariana discovers that she was deceived, and that Joel, her son presumed dead in childbirth, was stolen at birth. He falls in love with Sara, Mariana’s adopted daughter and new heir to the hacienda, while Joaquín, who managed to survive, has returned to exact revenge on the Azcarate family.
Then,‘Power Romina’. This series follows Romina, a young, sincere and direct woman, always ready for new adventures. Her passion: downhill, a sport recognized worldwide for its high dose of risk, in which up to 167 kilometers per hour are reached on downhill mountain bikes. An innate fighter, she raises her voice against the Chitiva brothers, the main criminal gang that has overwhelmed the inhabitants of her neighborhood. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she discovers that she has a twin sister: Laura, the fruit of a forbidden love between her mother and her Sergio, a man with money and power, who made her think that one of her daughters was stillborn. Although they are polar opposites, the twins feel an instant love and are determined to make up for lost time, but tragedy strikes; Laura and her biological mother are murdered by the Chitiva, who believe that the girl is Romina, who has become a threat because of her denunciations. Romina will be forced to impersonate her sister to find the truth of her past and make those who took away what she loved the most pay.
