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Javier Jattin
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Primera Dama (Spanish: Primera dama) or (Deseos de mujer) is a Colombian telenovela produced by Henry Toto Duquem for Caracol Televisión. It is an adaptation of the Chilean telenovela of the same name.[1]
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| Also known as | Deseos de mujer |
| Genre | Telenovela |
| Created by | Karen Rodríguez |
| Story by | Sebastián Arrau |
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| Theme music composer | Nicolás Tovar |
| Opening theme | "Bella sin alma" by Nicolás Tovar |
| Country of origin | Colombia |
| Original language | Spanish |
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| Executive producer | Henry Toto Duquem |
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| Editor | Franko |
| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Network | Caracol Televisión |
| Release | November 8, () – July 6, () |
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The series stars Christian Meier as Leonardo Santander, Carina Cruz as Paloma Zamudio and Javier Jattin as Mariano Zamora.[2] • Sang Young Park’s English-language debutLove in The Big City follows Young, a queer man in search of love and meaning. An aspiring writer who drinks and dances the night away in Seoul’s gay clubs, Young tries to make sense of his life through short stories in the morning, watching anxiously as others around him seem to be growing up and leaving. After many unsuccessful dates and arrogant boyfriends, he finally meets the man who could be his soulmate, but the two must come to terms with the cruelty of reality. With dark and humorous prose translated from Korean by Anton Hur, Park navigates the messiness of friendship and dating while capturing the rawness of breakups. The result is a book as addictive as the pack of Marlboro Reds that Young and his roommate keep in their freezer. In our interview, translated by Hur over email, Park and I discuss writing about love, being a person in the twenty-first century, and finding inspiration in pop music. Rose Bialer (RB): I don’t like