Te Sigo Amando 1996

Overview

Te Sigo Amando is a 1996 television series centered on the lives of Yulissa Torres-Quintero and her brother Alberto. As a young woman from an upper social class who lost her parents at a very early age, Yulissa and her brother are raised by their grandmother, Doña Paula Garza vda. de Torres-Quintero. The grandmother exerts control over her grandchildren by pretending to be sick to manipulate them. Eventually, Doña Paula faces a financial crisis, finding herself ruined and without money. To avoid poverty and ensure her survival, she chooses to mortgage all of her assets to a landowner named Ignacio Aguirre. Ignacio Aguirre is identified as the owner of the Arroyo Negro hacienda. The narrative follows the consequences of this decision as the family dynamic shifts under the weight of the grandmother's actions and the impending loss of their property. The series explores the complex relationships between the orphaned siblings and their manipulative guardian as they navigate the implications of the mortgage agreement with the wealthy landowner.