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Confidente de secundaria(1996)

8.0(2)45m1 seasonMarch 25, 1996Ended

Synopsis

Confidente de secundaria is a Mexican youth telenovela produced by Luis de Llano Macedo for Televisa and originally broadcast on Canal de las Estrellas from March 25 to September 27, 1996. Created by Carlos Aguilar and Rosa Salazar, the telenovela stars Irán Castillo, Flavio César, Alexis Ayala, Julieta Rosen, and Julio Alemán. The story follows a group of high school students whose lives are connected through the popular radio show Confidente de Secundaria. Hosted by Roberto and Mónica, the program encourages teenagers to share their fears, dreams, relationships, and personal struggles. As Jackie, Héctor, Bianca, Quico, Marilú, and their friends navigate first love, family conflicts, jealousy, and betrayal, they find guidance and support while learning valuable lessons about friendship, responsibility, and growing up.

Created by Rosa Salazar Arenas, Carlos Aguilar

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Seasons

Season 1

135 episodes · 1996

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Confidente de secundaria — frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Confidente de secundaria?+

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When did Confidente de secundaria come out?+

Confidente de secundaria was first aired in 1996.

How many seasons of Confidente de secundaria are there?+

Confidente de secundaria has 1 season and 135 episodes in total.

Who created Confidente de secundaria?+

Confidente de secundaria was created by Rosa Salazar Arenas and Carlos Aguilar.

Who stars in Confidente de secundaria?+

Confidente de secundaria stars Alexis Ayala, Irán Castillo, Flavio César, Julio Alemán and Luis Gimeno.

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