Love of My Life is a moving new drama that transcends romance and tackles issues like racial discrimination to tell an epic legend of forbidden love. Thus is born a classic story of power, betrayals, and revenge.

A competitive biker takes the identity of her long-lost identical twin sister to bring her killers to justice and get the truth behind their separation.

This electrifying musical drama follows four talented singers and the challenges they face along the way to fame. The biggest one? Their manager.

In this captivating period series, the life and career of Mexican singer Vicente Fernández is dramatized like never before.

In early-1800s Colombia, three high-society sisters act as spies to help rebels fight against Spanish rule, and to seek justice for their mother's death.

Against all odds, a young Arelys Henao pursues her dream of a singing career in this music-packed drama inspired by the Colombian icon's early life.

In Cali during the '60s and '70s, two brothers juggle family, romance and the joint pursuit of a burning ambition: to rule Colombia's drug industry.

Years after Spanish conquistador Pedro de Heredia betrayed her people and broke her heart, indigenous woman Catalina reenters his life to get revenge.

Nearly 30 years after her mom's murder, a political strategist launches a calculated plan to ruin the Colombian presidential candidate who killed her.

A penniless country boy goes in search of his runaway sister in Bogotá, where he falls for an aspiring singer, but gets tangled up in organized crime.

El camino al amor (Spanish: Los Briceños), [2] is a Colombian comedy soap opera produced by Juan Carlos Villamizar for Caracol Televisión. [1] Production for the series began in February 2019 and is recorded on 4K ultra-high-definition television. [1] The production was presented at the LA Screenings 2019, [3] and stars Katherine Escobar Farfán, Juan Manuel Restrepo, Mario Espitia, César Mora, Carmenza González, José Daniel Cristancho, Maria Laura Quintero and Toto Vega. [4]

The way to love

This dramatization depicts the life -- and loves -- of Venezuelan Gen. Simón Bolívar who helped liberate several Latin American countries from Spain.

María José is 34 years old, gets a job with young people and wants to adapt to the millennial generation. Majo has his friend Luis who is his confidant. Through the "Tinder" application, she meets David, with whom she establishes a relationship. María José has an argument with her boss about work. Majo begins to change several things that make her feel satisfied with what she has achieved.

A series based on the real-life story of Luis Eduardo Diaz, a controversial bootblack, who went from having nothing to having it all, after winning the elections for an important political position in his city.