“Domenica Montero” is the new telenovela starring Angelique Boyer and Marcus Ornellas. This story will premiere on Univision on December 8 at 9 pm ET / 8 pm CT. Latin audiences are familiar with this story from versions like "La Duena" with Angelica Rivera and Francisco Gattorno, which was remade with Lucero and Fernando Colunga as "Soy tu duena." In this version with Boyer and Ornelas, fans will find, according to the production, a more intense version with a plot of love and betrayal that will captivate audiences. The theme of second chances is also explored. Viewers will have the opportunity to catch every episode because the telenovela will also be available on ViX starting December 9 in the United States. There you can follow along chapter by chapter if you miss an episode.

Let's delve deeper into the story

Domenica Montero is a respected and renowned businesswoman and philanthropist, considered one of the most sought-after brides in the country, who is left at the altar on her wedding day.

Humiliated, betrayed, and made the target of public gossip, Domenica decides to flee and take refuge on her parents' old ranch. There, marked by pain, she will face new adversities and meet Luis Fernando, owner of the neighboring ranch and, like her, with a painful past. An explosive relationship develops between them, marked by pride, misunderstandings, and a growing attraction, where land disputes intertwine with a shared desire to rebuild, heal, and give new meaning to their lives.

Carlos Bardasano is the executive producer of this drama, based on an original story by Ines Rodena and Caridad Bravo Adamas and set against the majestic landscapes of Puebla.

The cast of this telenovela includes: Diego Amozurrutia, Arcelia Ramirez, Alberto Estrella, Alejandro Avila, Nuria Bages, Alejandro Tommasi, Veronica Merchant, Arleth Teran, Paola Toyos, Gaby Mellado, Jose Manuel Rincon, and Gonzalo Pena.

Fermin Martinez, Nestor Rodulfo, Regina Villaverde. With the participation of: Ana de Villa, Graco Sendel, Javier Ponce, Daniela Cordero, Maria de Villa, Boris Duflos,Ivan Ochoa, Javo Benitez, Renata Rivas, Olivia Duflos, Ligia Uriarte and Alejandra Robles Gil, among others.