Mujer de madera

Actually this novela is better than Las Vias Del Amor i didn't like that novela at all it was soooo boring especially Aracely Arambula. But everyone has his own opinions well i like watching Mujer De Madera its so great i love it!!!

Oh and by the way none of Ninel Conde or the other chick is not going to take place of Edith Gonzalez actually Ana Patricia Rojo she is gonna take place of Edith Gonzalez i know it doesn't seem right because she is not blonde blue eyes like Edith Gonzalez but I think its gonna be great novela!!!!

CONGRATULATIONS EDITH GONZALEZ ON YOUR NEW BABY!!!

This telenovela is one of the worst because of it's bad acting and incredible plot and storyline. This novela is not as bad as Emilio Larrosa's last production Las Vias del Amor but its around the same level! Edith Gonzalez, Jaime Camil, Maria Sorte, and Adamari Lopez are the resumable aspects of this soap opera and thats pretty much it! Too bad because the novela had a good beginning! After another Televisa disaster "Velo de Novia" Univision decided to put this trash on but its gonna be over in March so hold on a lil more people! One of the few things I like from this soap is the beautiful song "Mujer de Madera" performed by Cristian Castro.

I was fan of mega producer Emilio Larrosa (Las Vías del Amor), but now in his new story, talks about the authorities' corruption of our country, kidnapping, drugs, abortion and prostitution, the same topics were seen on "Las Vías del Amor" (2002), but this is a big exception, all of this drama is so overacting, the characters were played in such a terrible way that you realize there is no people like them in the real world, as an example these villains only make stupid things.

I'm so disappointed with this novela, besides the leading actress Edith González (Salomé) left the story in the middle of this, because of her pregnancy and Ninel Conde (Big Brother Vip3) and Susana González (Entre el Amor y el Odio), would take her place. I hope, the finale is not to predictable. Better luck next time, Emilio!