Santa Diabla

I love all the main actors Aaron Diaz and Gaby Espino especially, and therefor started watching this. Usually it's easy to get me addicted to a novela but not this one. Considering the potential of these actors this production should have been one of the best Telenovelas out there. But the storyline was poor, strange and not believable. And for whatever reason there was no chemistry between the actors.

Interesting , great storyline, mysterious, great cast; Gaby, Aron, Carlos...great production, I'm very satisfied with this Novela, it's one of my favorites 💖👏👏👏👏👏

The only fault I can find is the shoddy police work..... suspects are found guilty without any police investigations.

The cops had no evidence of Santa putting the head on the table, or look for any evidence that she had been set up.

Same with the guests poisened at the restaurant..... no police investigation.... they just find Mara guilty without a fair trial....

Apart that it's filled with suspense.... it would be even more interesting if the real culprits were caught and if the police did their job.

As stated by other reviewers, the plot in the beginning was intriguing and started off well because of its potential. However, everything has gone downhill, which is a disgrace to viewers who have invested themselves for so long. What the writer seems to be promoting is that it is OK to be evil and kill. Sure we must forgive, but some sins really do not have forgiveness. How can you kill your own father and be promoted as the good guy? The total switch in plot towards the end has always caused much of the acting to lack passion and connection. This novela is pure tragedy in my opinion. No one in the family seems to be in the right mental state of mind. While some people like the suspense that this story brings, who truly looks forward to seeing all kinds of evil prevail?

As much as this novella needed to end, the ending had more questions than answers...does this mean they plan on a sequel? I mean, watching this was like reading the 'Flowers In The Attic' series by V.C. Andrews. Was that the writer's intent? I have never been so disappointed with a Spanish novella the way I was with this one. I look forward to the happy endings or at least something that makes sense. I thought Dona Barbara was bad...at least there was some consistency...this one takes the award for the most confusing plot and worst endings. I feel they should make this right by clarifying all in a sequel maybe showing 15 years having passed...