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    Telemundo 100 Dias Para Enamorarnos Spoilers: Production suspends as premiere date looms

    Jamie WhiteBy No Comments3 Mins Read
    100 Dias Para Enamorarnos spoilers reveal a release date and a production halt.

     

    Telemundo 100 Dias Para Enamorarnos spoilers reveal this series is fast approaching. Current promos promise an April date, although they’re not including the exact day yet. However, this series already is facing a little bump in the road. Let’s take a look at what the latest is, as well as the backstory of this romantic comedy series.

    Telemundo 100 Dias Para Enamorarnos Spoilers: The background

    This show isn’t exactly new. The story’s been told a few times. The first version was in Argentina back in 2018, before Chile made its own the following year. Now, 2020 is the year for this show to come to the United States, and other areas via Telemundo. It’s a common practice with novelas, but it seems they’ve already made some changes. It appears the character names, for example, are different. But there’s also a lot they will keep. Let’s take a look at the plot.

    Telemundo 100 Dias Para Enamorarnos Spoilers: The story

    This series will revolve around four characters reaching the 20-year mark in their marriages. When Constanza Franco (Ilse Salas) decides she wants to leave her husband, Plutarco Cuesta (Erick Elías), he comes up with an idea. They enter into a 100-day contract about the separation. After that time, they have to decide if they’ll stay together. From the promos, it looks like there will be a lot of crazy situations around the terms of that agreement. We can’t wait. Elías already showed he can do a lot with comedy on Betty en NY, so we’re sure he’ll do well here.

    The other pair is Remedios Rivera (Mariana Treviño), Constanza’s friend, and her husband, Max Barrios (Andrés Almeida). She’ll have a couple of situations going on. First, learning to accept that her daughter doesn’t identify as female. This is sure to bring a little bit of drama to the show. But the real fun part will be when she decides to separate from her man as well, only to come across an old love, Emiliano León (David Chocarro). The problem here? She doesn’t know he’s the gynecologist she’s about to see. Add in another character with two wives, and it’s going to get insane. However, there’s a real-life issue here.

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    Telemundo 100 Dias Para Enamorarnos Spoilers: Suspended

    According to the NBC Universal Media Village, this show is set to premiere on the 28th of April, taking over the 9 PM slot currently belonging to La Doña. We’re sure they’ve already got plenty in the can, as we’ve seen some insta stories and posts about filming dating back to last October. However, production is currently suspended as of March 18th, due to the corona virus. They film in Miami, Florida, where there are quite a few cases. What this might mean for the airing of the show, we’re not sure. Could we see a season broken up into two parts, with a break in between? We’ll have to wait and see. For now, check out some of the other promos on the Telemundo Novelas YouTube. If anything changes regarding the premiere, we’ll keep you posted.

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    Jamie holds an associate's degree in Journalism from Broward College and is a full-time writer and editor. She’s a recent Days of Our Lives convert, having grown up on the nighttime shows of the '90s. She’s also an accomplished writer in many fields, including paranormal fiction. Jamie loves the crazy twists that Soap Opera writers come up with, even though she's sometimes yelling at the characters. As a published and accomplished writer, she knows how to get into the minds of the writers and is usually bang on in predicting plot twists before they come to life. When she’s not writing for Daily Soap Dish, Jamie binge watches telenovelas as a way to improve her Spanish. They also fuel her muse, which tends to upset her readers.

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