Luna negra
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Luna negra
Summary
Luna negra is a television series[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Luna negra is the creator of Lea Vélez[3].
- Luna negra is the creator of Susana Prieto[4].
- Luna negra's instance of is recorded as television series[5].
- Luna negra was directed by Valerio Boserman[6].
- Lea Vélez wrote the screenplay for Luna negra[7].
- Susana Prieto wrote the screenplay for Luna negra[8].
- Luna negra's genre is telenovela[9].
- Luna negra followed Géminis, venganza de amor[10].
- Luna negra was followed by Obsesión[11].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Lorena Bernal[12].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Javier Estrada[13].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Héctor Colomé[14].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Silvia Tortosa[15].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Sandra Collantes[16].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Roberto Hoyas[17].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Juan Carlos Martín[18].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Juli Fàbregas[19].
- A cast member of Luna negra was María Reyes[20].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Manuel Galiana[21].
- A cast member of Luna negra was María Luisa Merlo[22].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Verónica Mengod[23].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Carola Baleztena[24].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Juanjo Pardo[25].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Sonia Ferrer[26].
- A cast member of Luna negra was Laura More[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Luna negra was directed by Valerio Boserman[6]. Screenwriters include Lea Vélez[7] and Susana Prieto[8]. Cast members include Lorena Bernal[12], Javier Estrada[13], Héctor Colomé[14], Silvia Tortosa[15], Sandra Collantes[16], and Roberto Hoyas[17]. Created works include Lea Vélez[3], a writer[28], b. 1970[29], of Spain[30] and Susana Prieto[4], a writer[31], b. 1962[32], of Spain[33].
Publication
The original language of Luna negra was Spanish[34]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Spanish[35]. Its genre is telenovela[9].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Luna negra followed Géminis, venganza de amor[10]. It was followed by Obsesión[11].
Why It Matters
Luna negra is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]