Preciosas | |
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Also known as | Runaways |
Genre | Comedy Action |
Created by | Catalina Calcagni |
Written by | Catalina Calcagni Diego Muñoz Francisca Bernardi Simón Soto Valentina Pollarolo |
Directed by | Herval Abreu Enrique Aedo Roberto Rebolledo |
Creative director | Herval Abreu |
Starring | Loreto Aravena Pablo Macaya Paulo Brunetti |
Opening theme | Preciosa libertad by Francis Fellizeri |
Country of origin | Chile |
Original language | Spanish |
No. of episodes | 94 |
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Executive producer | Herval Abreu |
Producers | Bernardita Mosso Tatiana Acevedo |
Production locations | Santiago, Chile |
Running time | 60-90 minutes |
Production company | Canal 13 |
Original release | |
Network | Canal 13 |
Release | August 1, 2016 January 31, 2017 | –
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Preciosas (lit: Beautiful) also known as Runaways, is a Chilean television series created by Catalina Calcagni, that aired on Canal 13 from August 1, 2016, to January 31, 2017, starring Loreto Aravena, Pablo Macaya, and Paulo Brunetti. The series follows a group of women convicts from a high security prison in Santiago, and the relationship between its members, when they escape from prison. With freedom they are confronted with never before faced adventures and challenges, including national persecution by police, while the media keep all Chile informed of their movements, then nicknaming the group as Preciosas.[1]
Comprising a total of 94 episodes, the series feature a primary storyline set on Lorena Martínez, an innocent woman accused of murder with a dramatic court case, that had hidden evidence and instances of falsification of relevant information, however she is the secret lover of the case prosecutor who blames her.[2] Preciosas became an Internet phenomenon in Chile, keeping everyday in the first position as a Trending topic in its country of origin and worldwide in the social network Twitter, surpassing its television competition and obtaining high numbers of followers in social networks like Facebook.[3]