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The Strange Lady(1989)

2.0(1)50m1 seasonJanuary 9, 1989Ended

Synopsis

Gina Falcone and Marcelo Ricciardi are in love; however, fate—and her brother, who disapproves of the union—ultimately tear them apart. Unaware that Gina is carrying his child, Marcelo enters into a marriage arranged by his father to a woman named Elsa. While in hiding at a convent, Gina gives birth to a daughter and names her Fiamma. However, the Mother Superior suggests she hand the child over to the father, and Gina, in the throes of a feverish delirium, agrees. Marcelo marries, and after recovering from pneumonia, Gina retreats to another convent, where she takes her vows and assumes the name Sister Piedad. Years later, Gina learns the whereabouts of her daughter and of Marcelo—now a widower with another daughter named Virginia. She then becomes "The Strange Lady" (*La Extraña Dama*), a mysterious woman who, at the end of each day, sheds her habit to visit her daughter and the man she has never stopped loving.

Created by Diana Álvarez, Omar Romay, María Teresa Forero

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Seasons

Season 1

120 episodes · 1989

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The Strange Lady — frequently asked questions

Where can I watch The Strange Lady?+

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When did The Strange Lady come out?+

The Strange Lady was first aired in 1989.

How many seasons of The Strange Lady are there?+

The Strange Lady has 1 season and 120 episodes in total.

Who created The Strange Lady?+

The Strange Lady was created by Diana Álvarez, Omar Romay and María Teresa Forero.

Who stars in The Strange Lady?+

The Strange Lady stars Luisa Kuliok, Jorge Martínez, María Rosa Gallo, Ana María Campoy and Gustavo Garzón.

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