Mañana será otro día

The title "Manana Sera Otro Dia" (anglicized for the Spanish "Mañana será otro día")^[1] is the name of a Mexican telenovela (a limited-run TV soap opera). It began in 1976, with principal actors Jacqueline Andere and Eduardo Fajardo. The title in English means "Tomorrow will be another day", similar to Scarlett O'Hara's famous lines, optimistic of future victory, in the 1939 film Gone with the Wind. In the Spanish title, the accented word "será" ("will be") is pronounced as "say-Rah" but often the word for day is not accented (as "dia").

The telenovela's runtime was 30 minutes, and it had 120 episodes.^[1] The TV series was produced in Mexico by Televisa S.A. de C.V. Viewers' reactions to the show have been highly favorable.^[2]

Synopsis of plot storyline

Mariana is a young woman^[2] from a wealthy family living in the resort town of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. She loves Arturo, also from a rich family, but their families are long-term enemies. The reason for the families' rivalry is that Mariana's mother Consuelo and his father Juan were once in love, but now have 2 separate families.

Young Mariana becomes pregnant with Arturo's child,^[2] but he instead marries another woman, Paola, who dies while giving birth to a girl, Sofía. Mariana leaves her family, while still pregnant, and travels inland to Mexico City, where she gives birth to Arturo's son, Roberto. However, Mariana's new baby is then kidnapped, and she will spend her life looking for him. Thinking of children separated from their mothers, she devotes herself to the care of orphans. Mariana's baby (Roberto) is left to be raised in an orphanage.

One day, Roberto meets Mariana and Sofía (his half-sister, Arturo's daughter).^[2] Mariana again meets Arturo, still thinking of her, and he wants to rekindle an affair with her. To regain Mariana's affection, he hires a boy, similar in age to Roberto, to pretend to be Mariana's lost son... However, the deceit will be discovered, and Mariana will find her true son Roberto, but she will remain alone.

Cast

The following are the original cast members of the show:^[1]

Verónica Castro .... Gabriela
Jacqueline Andere .... Mariana
Eduardo Fajardo .... Alfonso
Rebeca Iturbide .... Consuelo
Bertha Moss .... Hortensia
Víctor Junco .... Juan
Jorge Vargas .... Arturo
Helena Rojo .... Paola
Nelly Meden .... Patricia
Ma. Fernanda Ayensa .... Patricia (young)
María Rubio .... Olivia
Valentin Trujillo .... Roberto
Carlos Bracho .... Armando
Susana Alexander .... Sofia
Enrique Novi
Zoila Quiñones
Marty Cosens
Rosario Granados .... Virginia

Crew members

Writing credits

Fernanda Villeli (original story/adaptation)^[1]
Marissa Garido (original story/adaptation)

Cinematography

Ernesto Alonso

Director

Carlos David Ortigoza

Producer

Ernesto Alonso

Notes

1 2 3 4 See IMDb webpage.
1 2 3 4 "Mañana Sera Otro Dia", Alma-Latina.net, web: Alma-MSOD.

References

"Mañana será otro día" at the Internet Movie Database (IMDb).
"Mañana será otro día" (1994) at the Internet Movie Database (IMDb).

Televisa's telenovelas 1970s

1970	Angelitos negros Aventura La constitución Cosa juzgada La cruz de Marisa Cruces El Dios de barro Encrucijada La Gata Magdalena El mariachi Mariana El precio de un hombre Rafael La sonrisa del Diablo Yesenia Y volveré

1971	El amor tiene cara de mujer Cristo negro El derecho de los hijos Historia de un amor Lucía Sombra La maestra La maldición de la blonda Las máscaras Mis tres amores Muchacha italiana viene a casarse Pequeñeces El profesor particular La recogida Rosas para Verónica Sublime redención El vagabundo Velo de novia

1972	Aquí está Felipe Reyes El carruaje El edificio de enfrente Las fieras Las gemelas Hermanos Coraje Me llaman Martina Sola La señora joven

1973	Amaras a tu prójimo Cartas sin destino Entre brumas La hiena El honorable Señor Valdez Los que ayudan a Dios Mi primer amor Mi rival Los miserables Nosotros los pobres La maestra Méndez Penthouse ¿Quién? La tierra Extraño en su pueblo

1974	Ana del aire El chofer Ha llegado una intrusa El juramento El manantial del milagro Marina Mundo de juguete Muñeca Siempre habrá un mañana

1975	Barata de primavera Lo imperdonable El milagro de vivir Paloma Pobre Clara Ven conmigo

1976	Los bandidos del río frío Mañana será otro día Mi hermana la nena Mundos opuestos

1977	Acompáñame Corazón salvaje Dos a quererse Humillados y ofendidos Marcha nupcial Pacto de amor Rina La venganza Yo no pedí vivir

1978	Ardiente secreto Cartas para una víctima Doménica Montero Donde termina el camino Gotita de gente La hora del silencio Ladronzuela Mamá campanita María José Una mujer Muñeca rota No todo lo que brilla es oro Pasiones encendidas Pecado de amor Rosalía Rosario de amor Santa Un original y veinte copias Viviana

1979	El amor llegó más tarde Amor prohibido Añoranza Bella y Bestia El cielo es para todos Cumbres Borrascosas Elisa El enemigo Honrarás a los tuyos J.J. Juez Julia Lágrimas negras La llama de tu amor Mi amor frente al pasado Muchacha de barrio Una mujer marcada No tienes derecho a juzgarme Parecido al amor Los ricos también lloran La señorita Robles y sus hijos Vamos juntos Yara

1958–59 1960–69 1970–79 1980–89 1990–99 2000–09 2010–present

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