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Velvet (TV series)

2014 Spanish TV series or program From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Velvet (also known as Galerías Velvet)[1] is a Spanish drama television series created by Ramón Campos and Gema R. María and produced by Bambú Producciones for Antena 3.[2] Its budget is estimated in 500,000 euros per episode.[3] The main storyline of the show is the love story of Alberto Márquez (played by Miguel Ángel Silvestre), heir of Galerías Velvet, one of the most prestigious fashion houses in the Spain of the late 1950s, and Ana Ribera (Paula Echevarría), who lives and works there as a seamstress.

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Cast

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This is the list of characters of the series.[4]

Supporting characters
  • Sara Rivero as Carmen Soto
  • Cristina Plazas as Pilar Márquez Encinas
  • Ana Labordeta [es] as Cayetana
  • Manuela Vellés as Luisa Rivas
  • Teresa Calo as Nieves
  • Paula González as Ana Ribera López (child)
  • Georgina Amorós as Ana Ribera López (teenager)
  • Santi Díaz as Alberto Navarro Márquez (child)
  • Oriol Puig as Alberto Navarro Márquez (teenager)
  • Natalia Millán as Gloria Campos
  • Eduardo Santos as Jaime
  • Maxi Iglesias as Maximiliano "Max" Expósito
  • Mauro Rivera as Felipe Murillo
  • Marisa Ruiz as Elvira
  • Rut Santamaría as Pepita
  • Pedro Miguel Martínez as Fernando Valela
  • Inma Cuevas as Genoveva
  • Guillermo Barrientos [es] as Domínguez
  • Eva Ugarte [es] as Rosa María "Rosamari" Blázquez
  • Gael Flores as Manuel "Manolito" Infantes Blázquez
  • Cristina Llorente as Susú Miravelles
  • Alberto Ferreiro as Juan
  • Benito Sagredo as Adolfo Valor
  • Kimberley Tell as Gracia de Mónaco
  • Christophe Miraval as Secretario Real de Mónaco
  • Cuca Escribano [es] as Lidia Cano
  • Peter Vives as Carlos Álvarez
  • Silvia Marsó as Julia Lagasca
  • Anna Briansó as Herminia Lagasca
  • Marisa Lahoz as Sagrario Lagasca
  • Juan Gea [es] as Lorenzo Palacios
  • Carolina Bang as Verónica Lago
  • Ginés García Millán as Esteban Márquez Encinas
  • Juana Acosta as Sara Ortega
  • Daniel Guzmán as Lucas Ruiz Lagasca
  • Kiti Mánver as Consuelo Martín
  • Juli Mira as Fernando Montesinos
  • William Miller as Belategui
  • Empar Ferrer as Tía de Rita
  • Carlos Gorbe as Víctor
  • Andrea Masulli as Ramira
  • Alfonso Manjavacas as Alfonso
  • Víctor Ullate as O'Brien
  • Charlotte Vega as Lucía Márquez
  • Manu Fullola as Miguel Serrano
  • Lolo Martín as José Luis
  • Frank Crudele as Enzo Cafiero
  • Asier Hernández as Ernesto
  • Emilio Linder as Pablo Granados
  • Jesús Cabrero as Detective
  • Chema Tena as Police
  • Cristóbal Araqué as Periodista
  • Ramón Rados as Ginecólogo2
  • Natalia Barceló as Enfermera
  • José Navar as Sr. Barbé
  • Paco Lahoz as Félix
  • Chema Ruiz as Doctor
  • Manuel Millán as Ginecólogo
  • Josu Ormaetxe as Doctor2
  • José Luis Navarro as Padre Don Amancio
  • Paula Prendes as Adele Lavigne
  • Naia Guz as Cristina "Cris" Mendoza Otegui
  • Isidoro Fernández as Notario
  • Álvaro Roig as Dr. Quintanilla
  • Chisco Amado as Ricardo Palacios
  • Carlos Martínez Merón as Dr. de Patricia
  • Iria del Río as Antonia Infantes
  • Aitor Calderón as Alberto Márquez Ribera
  • Alberto Roldán as Miguel Infantes Montesinos
  • Iker Mazón as Jorge Infantes Montesinos
  • Toni Agustí as Julián Sarmiento
  • Nando González as Doctor Isasa
  • Chema León as Juan
  • Pep Miràs as Manuel
  • Julián Ortega as Photographer
  • Xavi Lite as Dr. de Valentín
  • Huichi Chiu as Asian woman
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Episodes

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Season 1 (2014)

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Season 2 (2014–15)

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International broadcast

In the 2014 edition of MIPTV Media Market, the rights for Velvet were acquired by Italy's RAI and France's M6. RAI also got the rights for a remake.[7] In Lithuania, it started airing on LNK on 1 June 2014.[8] In Greece and Cyprus, it is airing on Nova Life and from 20 June is airing also from ANT1 and ANT1 Cyprus.[9] In Finland, the series started airing in December 2015 on YLE Teema. In Slovenia the premiere was on RTVSLO on 15 May 2016, and in Slovakia it was on TV Doma on 4 July 2016. Czech republic Prima LOVETV on 13 October 2018

This series was also available on the Netflix streaming service but was removed globally in 2024.[10] Some US PBS stations, such as WLIW New York and NJ PBS, have begun broadcasting the series with English subtitles in 2025.

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Spin-off

On 9 February 2017, subscription platform Movistar+ announced they had acquired the rights to produce a spin-off series of Velvet, titled Velvet Colección, which will be centered on the opening of a second Galerías Velvet store in Barcelona in 1967. Adrián Lastra as Pedro Infantes, Asier Etxeandia as Raúl de la Riva, Llorenç González as Jonás Infantes, Javier Rey as Mateo Ruiz Lagasca, Marta Hazas as Clara Montesinos, Diego Martín as Enrique Otegui, and Aitana Sánchez-Gijón as Blanca Soto reprise their roles; Paula Echevarría and José Sacristán also appear as Ana Ribera and Emilio López respectively in the first episode.[21] New actors include Imanol Arias, Adriana Ozores, Mónica Cruz, Andrea Duro and Marta Torné.[22] The series premiered on 21 September 2017.[23]

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Adaptation

In November 2024, American Spanish-language network Telemundo announced it had acquired the remake rights to Velvet was developing a modern-day adaptation set in New York City.[24] In January 2025, Samantha Siqueiros and Yon González were announced in the lead roles.[25] Velvet: El nuevo imperio is set to premiere on 19 May 2025.[26]

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