The 20 Best Telenovelas of All Time Bring ALL the Drama

Aurélio Casillas was one of the most famous drug traffickers in Mexico in the 90's. His impressive life of crime, luxury, money, flights through the skies and dangers.

"La Doña," based on the literary work of Rómulo Gallegos "Doña Bárbara," is a story of revenge and ambition, seduction and betrayal. Told from the perspective of an abused woman named Altagracia, she represents the hundreds of thousands of Mexican women who have been victims of violence by men who are protected by impunity and a patriarchal culture. In Altagracia's case, these men are five teenagers from prominent families who rape her as a child and murder her parents. Having picked herself and her sister up from the ashes, Altagracia became a ruthless, strong-willed devourer of men, and with the fortune of an ex-husband, "La Doña" looks to bring her abusers, and any others she finds along the way, to her own brand of justice.

A young girl faces hard times when she crosses the line her parents drew to keep her away from the outside world. Her mother's first two children died, so when she was born her mother named her Catalina after her late daughter. History repeats itself when it seems that Catalina is following her older sister's example in search of easy money through prostitution. Will this Catalina's story end the same way?

The lives of 6 teenagers who study in a semi-boarding school, in their friendships, enmities, family relationships, loves, fights and problems typical of teenagers, such as depression and bullying. But always involving the greatest passion of these characters: music. Be rebellious too!

Rosario is a teenage schoolgirl who lives in a tough, challenging Colombian neighborhood full of poverty. She faces difficulties from family, school, rich vs. poor friends, and the element of drug-cartel activity while she forms her beliefs and life goals. Her special skill of being "street-smart" allows her to shine in dangerous situations and is an epic strength that attracts people to her, as well as helping her and her friends get what they want out of life, especially getting ahead in life. Her reputation becomes larger than life,and causes trouble and changes in the Barrio.

An innocent woman, Sara, becomes haunted by her husband's death; later she learns that he secretly worked in the drug business. Sara slowly begins her own drug-trafficking business and becomes a woman she never expected to be. Sara fights endlessly to save her son from his severe diabetes and the opposing cartel, while having to deal with a life of crime.

A humble woman ends up becoming the queen of drug trafficking in Spain, after years of traumas, tears and almost never ending torment.