Nova premieres exclusively next Monday, June 17 his new bet on Turkish fiction, the series ‘War of the Roses’production of Turkish origin that lands on the Atresmedia network from Monday to Saturday at 9:30 p.m. after its successful tour around the world and which can also be followed on Atresplayer. In this way, this new fiction occupies the place left vacant by the soap opera ‘La Presa’, which is in its last chapters and will air at 00.ooh from Wednesday to Saturday.
A story full of love, revenge and passion
‘Guerra de Rosas’ is an exciting soap opera that narrates the intense and conflictive life of Gülru (Damla Sönmez), a young woman who has grown up in a mansion where her father works as a gardener. An admirer of the lady of the house, Gülfem (Canan Ergüder), Gülru dreams of becoming a fashion designer. However, her life takes a dramatic turn when Ömer (Barış Kılıç), a doctor who has returned from working abroad and Gülfem’s former lover, shows interest in her. This unleashes a series of events where the struggle for power and control of the mansion becomes the main axis, unleashing ambitions, betrayals and a fierce battle between Gülru and Gülfem.
In the midst of this conflict, Gülru decides to marry Cihan, Gülfem’s brother, who suffers from a disability caused by an accident during her childhood, when Gülfem, as a girl, suffocated him with a pillow out of jealousy. Cihan lives isolated from the world, finding Gülru his main support. The marriage to Cihan becomes part of Gülru’s strategy to gain control of the mansion, adding more tension and complexity to the plot.
‘War of the Roses’, a success beyond Turkey
With ‘Guerra de Rosas’, Nova adds to its programming starting Monday a production that has already been an international success, triumphing from Turkey to Latin America since it was released. It has been sold to more than twenty countries and in all of them it has caused a stir in the public. The series stands out for its plot full of intrigue, ambition and intense emotions, capturing the attention of international audiences and consolidating itself as one of the most watched soap operas.
Pilar Martínez is a journalist specialized in television and cultural content, she graduated in Journalism from the Faculty of Information Sciences (Complutense University of Madrid) in 2018. Since then she has worked in the editorial offices of Ecoteuve (El Economista ), where he did his first internship during the summer of 2016.
Later, specifically, in 2017 he moved to the Hearst Spain group, where he began his career in television magazines: Supertele, Teleprograma, Telenovela. Now she collaborates with Diez Minutos, in its web version, where she is in charge of making weekly previews of daily fashion fictions, as well as interviews and articles about melodramas or soap operas that land in our country and those that are yet to come.
A true hunter of exclusives. Added to this is her position as editor-in-chief of the narrative novel section in Culturamas magazine, a high-impact digital medium to which she has been associated since 2013. An avid reader, top-level film buff and series buff, she has made it her vocation your office.
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