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Mirada de Mujer (1997) is a drama web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Mirada de Mujer online in HD.

Mirada de Mujer — Storyline

Mirada de mujer is a Mexican telenovela, which was produced by and broadcast on TV Azteca in 1997, based in the Colombian telenovela of 1994 " Señora Isabel". It is considered one of the best Telenovelas in the history of the television industry in Mexico. It came a year after TV Azteca's first telenovela, Nada personal and was the first telenovela in that TV station for its five mayor stars, who had been working for the rival station, Televisa, prior to this production. In 2003 the sequel for this telenovela Mirada de mujer: El Regreso was produced.

This telenovela can be dated so far as the only TV Azteca telenovela that got the TVyNovelas Award as Best Telenovela of the Year in a shocking moment, making Televisa know to the audience the respect that got over his competitor product as long as the TVyNovelas Awards are only given to Televisa programs.

Aside from enjoying wide viewership in Latin America, it was also broadcast in countries like Afghanistan and Israel and Eastern Europe. In India, this was shown by Sahara TV, dubbed in Hindi, under the title of Maria.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Jimena Romero, Bernardo Romero Pereiro
• Starring: Angélica Aragón, Ari Telch, Fernando Luján, Margarita Gralia, Evangelina Elizondo, Verónica Langer, María Renée Prudencio, Bárbara Mori

Mirada de Mujer — Series Details

Mirada de Mujer — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Marital Dissatisfaction (1997-06-09) — María Inés is trapped in the monotony of her 27-year marriage. Her husband, Ignacio, already has an escape in his mistress, Daniela, who wants more; a trip to Veracruz could change
• E2: Open Secret (1997-06-10) — María Inés's friends meet to decide whether to tell her they saw Ignacio with the other woman. Mónica, the youngest daughter, also confronts her father, but isn't clear about what
• E3: The Cuernavaca House (1997-06-11) — Ignacio's decision about the Cuernavaca house upsets María Inés, but there are more problems in that family. Paulina tells María Inés she saw Ignacio. Rosario downplays its importa
• E4: What's Her Name? (1997-06-12) — María Inés doesn't hold back; she asks Ignacio about the other woman. He tells her that's not the problem. Daniela isn't happy with Ignacio's response; she demands he give her her
• E5: New Music (1997-06-13) — Andrés invites his mother to see him play. Among those present is Alejandro, who tries to meet her. María Inés wants changes in her relationship; she gets a new hairdo and buys sex
• E6: Anniversary Celebration (1997-06-16) — María Inés sends everyone away so the house is empty for her and Ignacio, but he doesn't remember the date. Daniela isn't going to leave Ignacio; he says it's for the best. Mónica
• E7: Non-Casual Encounter (1997-08-17) — At Paulina's gathering, Alejandro seeks Ignacio's attention but gets María Inés's instead. He, however, doesn't abandon his journalist role. Daniela calls desperately; she feels al
• E8: Feeling of Guilt (1997-06-18) — Ignacio is determined to end his relationship with Daniela. María Inés knows it's not entirely true and wants details. Mónica reproaches her mother for not trying harder to save th
• E9: On the Wrong Foot (1997-06-19) — The article surprises Ignacio but especially María Inés, who goes to confront Alejandro in person. He tries to explain himself. Ignacio tells his wife he's leaving to make a decisi
• E10: Mother's Advice (1997-06-20) — María Inés's mother, Elena, believes her daughter should act as if the other woman doesn't exist. Ignacio is ready to make the last big mistake of his life. Tension between the sib
• E11: Female Solidarity (1997-06-23) — Both Mónica and Adriana are convinced that their mother didn't give their father what he needed. Ale and María Inés meet at Paulina's house. The encounter brings them closer.
• E12: Antiallergic (1997-06-24) — After María Inés argues strongly with Ignacio, Alejandro goes after her. Soon he's the one confronted. Both begin to feel strongly for each other but don't dare take the step.
• E13: Crazy to Tie Down (1997-06-25) — The phone call lifts María Inés's spirits, though she only dares tell Alejandro she's crazy. Rosario gets a surprise at Dr. Hernández's office.
• E14: New Car (1997-06-26) — Ignacio thinks his gesture will be appreciated, but Mónica loses control seeing her new car. She considers it buying her silence and angrily rejects it. She wants her mother to for
• E15: Mónica's Disappearance (1997-06-27) — Alejandro takes María Inés to Cuernavaca. Mónica might be there. The girl doesn't want him there. Her relationship with her mother is tense because she believes she's not doing eno
• E16: Salad to Taste (1997-06-30) — Back home, the daughters bring Ignacio up to speed about who accompanied their mother. He reproaches her behavior and also Mónica for creating problems for her mother.
• E17: With Friends Like These (1997-07-01) — Ignacio asks María Inés to meet at Francisco's house. His friend is offended and she reproaches him for involving their friend. In response, he says Francisco already knows about D
• E18: Ambush (1997-07-02) — Anxious to make his relationship public, Ignacio gets Francisco to invite him to his house with Daniela. She doesn't expect to see María Inés there. The dinner becomes uncomfortabl
• E19: Pepper Spaghetti (1997-07-03) — There's only one place in the world where María Inés wants to be right now, although Alejandro warns her that tonight he returns to Spain. María Inés takes him to dinner at her hou
• E20: Mother's Love (1997-07-04) — Problems with her daughters overwhelm María Inés and she doesn't know what's happening between Andrés and Paulina. Elena goes to see her daughter to tell her she can't do anything
• E21: Single Women (1997-07-07) — María Inés and her friends discuss what it means to be single women in their society, the criticisms and prejudices they face. Alejandro returns from Spain with news.
• E22: The First Time (1997-07-08) — María Inés and Alejandro take their relationship to a new level. The experience is both liberating and frightening for her. Mónica discovers something that disturbs her.
• E23: Conjugal Life (1997-07-09) — Flashbacks show the evolution of María Inés and Ignacio's marriage over 27 years, from passionate beginnings to routine disappointment.
• E24: My Children Are Fine (1997-07-10) — María Inés tries to convince herself that her children are coping well with the separation, but the signs suggest otherwise. Adriana faces her own challenges.
• E25: Two Reactions (1997-07-11) — Adrián and Mónica react very differently to their parents' separation. While one seeks to understand, the other seeks to blame. Family tensions increase.
• E26: Ask María Inés (1997-07-14) — María Inés becomes a reference point for women facing similar situations. Her friends turn to her for advice on their own relationships.
• E27: Midnight Coffee (1997-07-15) — A late-night conversation between María Inés and Alejandro reveals deeper feelings and fears about their relationship and the future.
• E28: Hamburger with Hands (1997-07-16) — A casual moment between María Inés and Alejandro shows the natural connection they share, even in simple everyday activities.
• E29: Man's Gaze (1997-07-17) — Alejandro's perspective is explored, showing how he views María Inés and their relationship. His feelings are genuine but complicated.
• E30: Mónica Has a Point (1997-07-18) — Despite her anger, Mónica raises valid concerns about her mother's new relationship and its timing. The family must confront uncomfortable truths.
• E31: Warned War (1997-07-21) — The conflict between María Inés and Ignacio escalates. Both know that difficult battles lie ahead in the divorce process.
• E32: Hands Up! (1997-07-22) — A tense confrontation forces all parties to be honest about their feelings and intentions. There's no room for more secrets.
• E33: Night in Prison (1997-07-23) — An unexpected situation puts María Inés in a difficult position, testing her strength and resolve.
• E34: House Rules (1997-07-24) — As María Inés establishes her independence, she sets new boundaries and rules for her life. She no longer accepts impositions.
• E35: Family Dinner (1997-07-25) — A family gathering becomes tense as unspoken resentments and feelings surface during the meal.
• E36: My Lawyer Will Call You (1997-07-28) — The divorce proceedings become more formal and adversarial, adding legal complications to emotional turmoil.
• E37: I Want to See You (1997-07-29) — Despite obstacles, María Inés and Alejandro's desire to be together intensifies. They seek moments to meet.
• E38: My Best Friend! My Son! (1997-07-30) — A shocking revelation about Andrés and Paulina creates a crisis that affects multiple relationships. The betrayal is felt deeply.
• E39: Welcome Committee (1997-07-31) — The family reacts to news of a new arrival, with mixed emotions and concerns about the future.
• E40: Paulina Apologizes (1997-08-01) — Paulina tries to explain her actions and seek forgiveness, but the damage to trust may be irreparable. Apologies aren't always enough.
• E41: An Explanation (1997-08-04) — Clarifications are attempted, but explanations sometimes create more questions than answers. The truth is complex.
• E42: Guess Who Came to Dinner (1997-08-05) — An unexpected guest disrupts a family gathering, forcing everyone to confront uncomfortable truths about the past and present.
• E43: Monopolized (1997-08-06) — Someone tries to control or monopolize a situation, creating resentment among others. Boundaries must be established.
• E44: With the Light Off (1997-08-07) — Intimate moments reveal vulnerability and true feelings that are hidden in daylight. Darkness brings honesty.
• E45: Adriana's Wedding (1997-08-08) — Adriana's wedding becomes a focal point for family drama and reconciliation attempts. Emotions run high.
• E46: Woman's Body (1997-08-11) — María Inés explores her own physicality and sensuality, reclaiming her body and desires after years of denial.
• E47: Leaving Home (1997-08-12) — A significant departure marks a new chapter, forcing family members to adapt to changes and new realities.
• E48: Two Dinners (1997-08-13) — Parallel dinner scenes contrast different relationships and life choices. Comparisons are inevitable.
• E49: The Move (1997-08-14) — Someone moves to a new place, symbolizing both physical and emotional transitions. A new beginning is underway.
• E50: Economic Damages (1997-08-15) — Financial issues add stress to already strained relationships, forcing difficult decisions about money and priorities.
• E51: In the Greenhouse (1997-08-18) — A private conversation in an intimate setting leads to important revelations. The greenhouse provides a refuge for truth.
• E52: Violence Against Women (1997-08-19) — The series addresses domestic violence, showing its impact and the courage needed to confront it. It's an important and necessary topic.
• E53: Private Celebration (1997-08-20) — A quiet, personal celebration contrasts with public expectations and appearances. What matters is intimacy.
• E54: Alone at Home (1997-08-21) — Solitude brings both peace and reflection on life choices and relationships. Being alone doesn't always mean being lonely.
• E55: A Very Big House (1997-08-22) — A large house feels empty without the people who made it a home. The spaces reflect absences.
• E56: Distancing (1997-08-25) — Relationships become strained as emotional and physical distance grows between people. Separation hurts.
• E57: Hidden (1997-08-26) — Secrets and hidden truths threaten to emerge and disrupt carefully maintained facades.
• E58: Unrevealed News (1997-08-27) — Important information remains unspoken, creating tension and misunderstandings. Silence has consequences.
• E59: Social Encounter (1997-08-28) — A social event becomes the stage for confrontations and revelations. Appearances must be maintained.
• E60: Breakfast (1997-08-29) — A morning meal becomes the setting for important conversations and decisions. The day begins with clarity.
• E61: Some Return, Others Leave (1997-09-01) — Comings and goings mark changes in family dynamics and relationships. Nothing remains static.
• E62: Recover His Family (1997-09-02) — Ignacio attempts to win back his family, but some bridges may be burned beyond repair.
• E63: Waiting Room (1997-09-03) — Anxious waiting brings reflection on past choices and uncertain futures. Time drags.
• E64: Woman's Dignity (1997-09-04) — María Inés asserts her dignity and self-worth in the face of disrespect. She won't be diminished.
• E65: Wife's Gaze (1997-09-05) — The perspective of being or having been a wife is explored with all its complexities and contradictions.
• E66: Divorces and Marriages (1997-09-08) — Multiple relationships end while others begin, showing the cycles of love and commitment.
• E67: Embarrassing News (1997-09-09) — News that causes embarrassment forces characters to confront uncomfortable situations publicly.
• E68: Another Emergency (1997-09-10) — A new crisis demands immediate attention, testing everyone's ability to cope with ongoing stress.
• E69: The Pain of Loss (1997-09-11) — Characters face profound grief and learn to process the pain of losing someone important.
• E70: Unwanted Visit (1997-09-12) — An unwelcome visitor disrupts peace and forces confrontation with the past.
• E71: Woman's Gift (1997-09-15) — A meaningful gift between women symbolizes solidarity and mutual understanding.
• E72: Alone and Without Remorse (1997-09-16) — María Inés embraces her solitude without regret, finding strength in independence.
• E73: They Get Together (1997-09-17) — Unlikely allies or former enemies find common ground and join forces.
• E74: At María Inés's House (1997-09-18) — María Inés's home becomes the setting for important gatherings and conversations.
• E75: Rivals (1997-09-19) — Two women find themselves in direct competition, creating tension and conflict.
• E76: The Interview (1997-09-22) — A professional interview becomes personal, revealing more than intended.
• E77: Wrong Bet (1997-09-23) — Someone makes a miscalculation or wrong assumption, leading to unexpected consequences.
• E78: Fair of Feelings (1997-09-24) — Emotions run high as multiple characters express their feelings openly.
• E79: Family Kills Happiness (1997-09-25) — Family obligations and expectations threaten personal happiness and fulfillment.
• E80: Return to the Past (1997-09-26) — Memories or actual returns to previous situations bring reflection and perspective.
• E81: Family Racism (1997-09-29) — Prejudice within the family is confronted, revealing uncomfortable truths about discrimination.
• E82: Indecision (1997-09-30) — Uncertainty and inability to make choices create paralysis and frustration.
• E83: Surprise in the Coat (1997-10-01) — An unexpected discovery in a coat pocket leads to important revelations.
• E84: Fatal Attraction (1997-10-02) — A dangerous or overwhelming attraction threatens to derail rational thinking.
• E85: Two Adult Women (1997-10-03) — Two mature women navigate complex situations with wisdom and experience.
• E86: The True Face (1997-10-06) — Someone's real character is revealed, showing who they truly are beneath the surface.
• E87: Truces (1997-10-07) — Temporary peace agreements are reached, though underlying tensions remain.
• E88: Resignation (1997-10-08) — Someone resigns from a position or gives up on something important. It's a moment of surrender.
• E89: Date Between Rivals (1997-10-09) — Two rivals meet face-to-face, creating tension and potential for conflict or understanding.
• E90: I See You Coming, Loneliness (1997-10-10) — The anticipation and recognition of approaching loneliness brings melancholy reflection.
• E91: Sexual Assault (1997-10-13) — A serious crime is addressed, showing its devastating impact on the victim. It's an important episode.
• E92: The Search for the Guilty (1997-10-14) — Investigation and blame-seeking follow a traumatic event, seeking justice and accountability.
• E93: Mirror on the Ceiling (1997-10-15) — A provocative or revealing situation exposes vulnerabilities and hidden desires.
• E94: Meetings in the Garden (1997-10-16) — Garden encounters provide privacy for important conversations and connections.
• E95: Collapse (1997-10-17) — Physical or emotional breakdown occurs as pressure becomes too much to bear.
• E96: Reconciliation (1997-10-20) — Attempts are made to restore relationships and heal damaged connections. Forgiveness is possible.
• E97: Think Evil (1997-10-21) — Suspicions and negative assumptions create mistrust and conflict between people.
• E98: Positive (1997-10-22) — A positive test result or affirmation brings significant news that changes everything.
• E99: Confused Gaze (1997-10-24) — Uncertainty and confusion cloud judgment and perception of situations.
• E100: The Decision (1997-10-27) — A crucial decision must be made that will affect multiple lives and futures. It's a turning point.
• E101: Frustrated Meeting (1997-10-30) — A planned meeting doesn't go as expected, leaving participants disappointed.
• E102: Didn't See It Coming (1997-10-31) — An unexpected event catches someone completely off guard. There were no warning signs.
• E103: Goodbye to the Companion (1997-11-03) — A farewell to a friend or companion marks the end of an important relationship.
• E104: Humiliating Gaze (1997-11-04) — Someone experiences the shame of being looked down upon or judged harshly by others.
• E105: News from the United States (1997-11-05) — Information from the United States brings new developments or complications to the situation.
• E106: In Los Angeles (1997-11-06) — Events unfold in Los Angeles, bringing new settings and situations to the narrative.
• E107: Macho Pride (1997-11-07) — Male pride and machismo create obstacles and conflicts in relationships.
• E108: Elena Mafia (1997-11-10) — Elena takes charge or manipulates situations, showing her influence and power over others.
• E109: Home Has a Price (1997-11-11) — The value and cost of home and family are examined, both financially and emotionally.
• E110: Pocket Pains (1997-11-12) — Financial worries and money problems cause stress and difficult decisions.
• E111: Every Action Has Its Reaction (1997-11-13) — Consequences of past actions come to bear, showing cause and effect clearly.
• E112: Born Again (1997-11-14) — A fresh start or renewal brings hope and new possibilities for the future.
• E113: Necessity Is Creative (1997-11-17) — Financial need sparks innovation and resourcefulness in finding solutions.
• E114: From Arrogance (1997-11-18) — Pride and arrogance lead to mistakes and conflicts with others.
• E115: Distance in Between (1997-11-19) — Physical or emotional distance separates people, creating challenges for relationships.
• E116: Inopportune Proposal (1997-11-20) — A proposal comes at the wrong time, creating awkwardness and complications.
• E117: I Accuse Myself (1997-11-21) — Someone takes responsibility or confesses, accepting blame or guilt for their actions.
• E118: The Condition (1997-11-24) — A condition or requirement is set that must be met for something to proceed.
• E119: Return Home (1997-11-25) — Coming back home brings mixed emotions and the need to face what was left behind.
• E120: The Exam (1997-11-26) — A test or examination of some kind determines future outcomes. Much is at stake.
• E121: The Farewell (1997-11-27) — A significant goodbye marks an ending and transition to something new.
• E122: Hell Waiting (1997-11-28) — Anxious waiting in difficult circumstances feels like an eternity.
• E123: Hesitant Messenger (1997-12-01) — Someone reluctantly delivers a message, uncertain about how it will be received.
• E124: Confirmed News (1997-12-02) — Suspected information is verified, making it real and requiring response.
• E125: The Day After (1997-12-03) — The aftermath of a significant event brings reflection and adjustment to the new reality.
• E126: Stone Guest (1997-12-04) — An unwelcome presence at a gathering creates discomfort for everyone present.
• E127: Incomprehensible Decisions (1997-12-05) — Choices that seem irrational or inexplicable confuse and frustrate others.
• E128: Stay at Home (1997-12-08) — Someone remains at home, whether by choice or circumstance. There's no movement.
• E129: Paulina's Ordeal (1997-12-09) — Paulina faces a difficult trial or suffering that tests her strength.
• E130: Musical Catharsis (1997-12-10) — Music provides emotional release and healing for the characters.
• E131: The Mind Prevails (1997-12-11) — Reason and mental strength triumph over emotion or adversity.
• E132: Being True to Myself (1997-12-12) — The importance of authenticity and staying true to one's values is emphasized.
• E133: Forever (1997-12-15) — Permanent goodbyes and lasting impacts of relationships are acknowledged.
• E134: Life Goes On (1997-12-16) — Despite everything, life continues and people must move forward.
• E135: Whirlwind of Emotions (1997-12-17) — Intense and varied emotions swirl together in a turbulent period.
• E136: Here I Am (1997-12-18) — A final statement of presence, identity, and survival after everything that has happened.
• E137: Episode 137 (1998-01-12)
• E138: Episode 138 (1998-01-13)
• E139: Episode 139 (1998-01-14)
• E140: Episode 140 (1998-01-15)
• E141: Episode 141 (1998-01-16)
• E142: Episode 142 (1998-01-19)
• E143: Episode 143 (1998-01-20)
• E144: Episode 144 (1998-01-21)
• E145: Episode 145 (1998-01-22)
• E146: Episode 146 (1998-01-23)
• E147: Episode 147 (1998-01-26)
• E148: Episode 148 (1998-01-27)
• E149: Episode 149 (1998-01-28)
• E150: Episode 150 (1998-01-29)
• E151: Episode 151 (1998-01-30)
• E152: Episode 152 (1998-02-02)
• E153: Episode 153 (1998-02-03)
• E154: Episode 154 (1998-02-04)
• E155: Episode 155 (1998-02-05)
• E156: Episode 156 (1998-02-06)
• E157: Episode 157 (1998-02-09)
• E158: Episode 158 (1998-02-10)
• E159: Episode 159 (1998-02-11)
• E160: Episode 160 (1998-02-12)
• E161: Episode 161 (1998-02-13)
• E162: Episode 162 (1998-02-16)
• E163: Episode 163 (1998-02-17)
• E164: Episode 164 (1998-02-18)
• E165: Episode 165 (1998-02-19)
• E166: Episode 166 (1998-02-20)
• E167: Episode 167 (1998-02-23)
• E168: Episode 168 (1998-02-24)
• E169: Episode 169 (1998-02-25)
• E170: Episode 170 (1998-02-26)
• E171: Episode 171 (1998-02-27)
• E172: Episode 172 (1998-03-02)
• E173: Episode 173 (1998-03-03)
• E174: Episode 174 (1998-03-04)
• E175: Episode 175 (1998-03-05)
• E176: Episode 176 (1998-03-06)
• E177: Episode 177 (1998-03-09)
• E178: Episode 178 (1998-03-10)
• E179: Episode 179 (1998-03-11)
• E180: Episode 180 (1998-03-12)
• E181: Episode 181 (1998-03-13)
• E182: Episode 182 (1998-03-16)
• E183: Episode 183 (1998-03-17)
• E184: Episode 184 (1998-03-18)
• E185: Episode 185 (1998-03-19)
• E186: Episode 186 (1998-03-20)
• E187: Episode 187 (1998-03-23)
• E188: Episode 188 (1998-03-24)
• E189: Episode 189 (1998-03-25)
• E190: Episode 190 (1998-03-26)
• E191: Episode 191 (1998-03-27)
• E192: Episode 192 (1998-03-30)
• E193: Episode 193 (1998-03-31)
• E194: Episode 194 (1998-04-01)
• E195: Episode 195 (1998-04-02)
• E196: Episode 196 (1998-04-03)
• E197: Episode 197 (1998-04-06)
• E198: Episode 198 (1998-04-07)
• E199: Episode 199 (1998-04-08)
• E200: Episode 200 (1998-04-09)
• E201: Episode 201 (1998-04-10)
• E202: Episode 202 (1998-04-13)
• E203: Episode 203 (1998-04-14)
• E204: Episode 204 (1998-04-15)
• E205: Episode 205 (1998-04-16)
• E206: Episode 206 (1998-04-20)
• E207: Episode 207 (1998-04-21)
• E208: Episode 208 (1998-04-22)
• E209: Episode 209 (1998-04-23)
• E210: Episode 210 (1998-04-24)
• E211: Episode 211 (1998-04-27)
• E212: Episode 212 (1998-04-28)
• E213: Episode 213 (1998-04-29)
• E214: Episode 214 (1998-04-30)
• E215: Episode 215 (1998-05-01)
• E216: Episode 216 (1998-05-04)
• E217: Episode 217 (1998-05-05)
• E218: Episode 218 (1998-05-06)
• E219: Episode 219 (1998-05-07)
• E220: Episode 220 (1998-05-08)
• E221: Episode 221 (1998-05-11)
• E222: Episode 222 (1998-05-12)
• E223: Episode 223 (1998-05-13)
• E224: Episode 224 (1998-05-14)
• E225: Episode 225 (1998-05-15)
• E226: Episode 226 (1998-05-18)
• E227: Episode 227 (1998-05-19)
• E228: Episode 228 (1998-05-20)
• E229: Episode 229 (1998-05-21)
• E230: Episode 230 (1998-05-22)
• E231: Episode 231 (1998-05-25)
• E232: Episode 232 (1998-05-26)
• E233: Episode 233 (1998-05-27)
• E234: Episode 234 (1998-05-28)
• E235: Episode 235 (1998-05-29)
• E236: Episode 236 (1998-06-01)
• E237: Episode 237 (1998-06-02)
• E238: Episode 238 (1998-06-03)
• E239: Episode 239 (1998-06-04)
• E240: Episode 240 (1998-06-05)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Mirada de Mujer have? 1 season(s) with 240 episodes.

Who created Mirada de Mujer? Jimena Romero, Bernardo Romero Pereiro.

Where can I watch Mirada de Mujer? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.