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Pobre Diabla

2009 – 2010Show1 season195 episodes

Drama
48
MediocreGoodWatch score
IMDb8.2
48
MediocreGoodWatch score
IMDb8.2

Summary

Pobre Diabla is a telenovela by TV Azteca in partnership with Venevision Continental, produced by Fides Velasco and starring Alejandra Lazcano, the presentation of Cristobal Lander in Mexico, Hector Arredondo, Leonardo Daniel, Rafael Sanchez Navarro and antagonistic involvement of Claudia Alvarez. It is adapted from telenovela "Cara Sucia" of Venezuela, which is also a version of the drama "La Gata", written by Ines Rodena.

Good for

  • Family movie night
  • Friends night
  • Teens

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Not for scares, laughs or awe.

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Cast

11 of 11 · most episodes first

Facts

July 20, 2009 · April 16, 2010 · Ended

First aired
July 20, 2009
Last aired
April 16, 2010
Status
Ended
Length
1 season · 195 episodes
Content
Violence, Strong Language
Genres
Drama
Original language
Spanish
Also spoken
French
Made in
Mexico

Q&A

6 questions, like "Is Pobre Diabla worth watching?"

Questions about Pobre Diabla

Quick answers from GoodWatch data.

Is Pobre Diabla worth watching?

48
MediocreGoodWatch score

Reviews are weak, with a GoodWatch score of 48 (IMDb 8.2).

Is Pobre Diabla okay for kids?

ViolenceStrong language

Yes: its content advisories are violence and strong language, and the viewing guide lists it for family nights.

How long does it take to watch Pobre Diabla?

137 h

About 137 hours: 195 episodes in 1 season of about 42 minutes each, aired from 2009 to 2010.

Is Pobre Diabla good for date night?

and 3 moreFamily Movie NightPartner WatchAdultsFriends NightIntergenerational

It's better for a family night: romance is 9 of 10, and the viewing guide lists it for families.

Can I half-watch Pobre Diabla?

Easy watchDemanding

Yes: it's easy to follow, with complexity at only 5 of 10, and the viewing guide calls it good for background watching.

Is Pobre Diabla in English?

SpanishFrench

No, it was made in Spanish, with some French.