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La gata (TV Series) tv series

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Original title

La gata

Year

1970

Country

Mexico

Director

Antulio Jiménez Pons

Screenwriter

Estela Calderón, Carmen Daniels. Story: Inés Rodena

Cast

Producer

Teleprogramas Acapulco

Genre

TV Series. Drama. Romance | Telenovela / Latino Soap Opera. Melodrama. Remake

Synopsis

In a miserable slum lives La Gata, a raggedy and wild little beggar. She has no recollection that her real name is Renata Santa Cruz and that her mother was a famous singer and her father was Fernando Santa Cruz, a Spanish aristocrat. Doña Tila, the old woman who raises and exploits her is the only one who knows Renata's past. And yet, in the midst of her misery, La Gata has friends like prostitute "La Jarocha", grocer El Frances, and Pablo Martinez Negrete, a rich boy that befriends Renata. However, all changes once Renata becomes a lovely young woman and both Pablo and El Frances fall in love with her. Fernando becomes rich after inheriting a fortune and he finds Renata; he wants to take a revenge on Augustin, but he has a paralyzing ictus and he gives up his revenge for Renata's love. Renata marries Pablo and they have twins. Mariano marries La Jarocha. After Fernando and Augustin's death, the leading couple have problems because of Lorenzo and Monica's interference and plots. After Pablo's nervous breakdown, they will recover their lost love.

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