La Riena del sur
La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South) is a Spanish-language telenovela produced by Telemundo television network in the United States. Based on the novel by Spanish author Arturo Perez-Reverte, the drama describes the rise of Teresa Mendoza, a young woman in Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, which should be the most effective drug lord in the south of Spain.
With a budget of 10 million, is La Reina del Sur, the most expensive ever produced by TV telenovela Mundo. [1] He created the network in the U.S. Tele Mundo, February 28, 2011 the highest value for the telenovela network yet. [2], the driving program often achieve a dominant position in the time slot, even in programs in English for the other major U.S. television networks. [3] Like most other soap operas, the network broadcasting the program with English subtitles, closed captions on CC3. Theme song, performed by Los Cuates de Sinaloa, is a cover by Los Tigres del Norte in 2002 the song "La Reina del Sur", a satire of the genre narcocorrido text tells the story of these heroes of fiction Perez Reverte.
La Reina del Sur in 1962 to complete the cycle around Telemundo May 30, 2011 and sent to some other markets, including co-producer in Spain and Colombia [4], Chile [5], Costa Rica, Mexico, and Serbia (mm).