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The One Who Couldn't Love

TV-142011–20121 seasonDelia Fiallo
IMDb 7.1

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Ana Paula agrees to move far away to the Del Fuerte hacienda to work as a nurse for the fearsome Rogelio Montero—left paralyzed by an accident—who keeps everyone under his thumb at this estate filled with secrets.

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What is The One Who Couldn't Love (2011) about?

Ana Paula agrees to move far away to the Del Fuerte hacienda to work as a nurse for the fearsome Rogelio Montero—left paralyzed by an accident—who keeps everyone under his thumb at this estate filled with secrets.

Who stars in The One Who Couldn't Love?

The One Who Couldn't Love stars Ana Brenda Contreras (Ana Paula), Jorge Salinas (Rogério Montero), José Ron (Gustavo Duran), Susana González (Cynthia Montero), Julián Gil (Bruno Rey). The series was created by Delia Fiallo.

How many seasons does The One Who Couldn't Love have?

The One Who Couldn't Love has 1 seasons. There are 167 episodes in total.

Is The One Who Couldn't Love worth watching?

The One Who Couldn't Love holds an IMDb rating of 7.1/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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