The cast is made up of Natalia Oreiro (Eva Perón), Ernesto Alterio (Colonel Moori Koenig) and Diego Velázquez (Mariano), with the special participation of Francesc Orella (Dr. Pedro Ara) and Darío Grandinetti as Juan Domingo Perón.
In addition, it has the executive production of the Mexican actress and producer Salma Hayek Pinault and José Tamez (both from the production company Ventanarosa) and the direction of the director Rodrigo García, who also serves as executive producer, and the filmmaker, actor, director Argentine playwright and screenwriter Alejandro Maci, also in charge of artistic production. The series was written by Marcela Guerty and Pamela Rementería.
María Eva Duarte Perón died in 1952, at the age of 33. She was, at that time, the wife of Juan Domingo Perón and the greatest reference in the fight for social justice. She loved by the workers and the humble and hated by the sectors of the elite, she became a myth that represents Argentina throughout the world.
Three years after his death, in 1955, the Armed Forces bombed the Plaza de Mayo and overthrew Perón months later, instituting a de facto government. During that dictatorship, Evita’s body was hidden and remained so for 16 years, in order to prevent it from becoming a weapon against the regime.
Before her death, Eva had become a powerful political figure as the wife of General Perón, and her wandering, unburied corpse influenced the country’s politics for more than two decades. “Santa Evita” is the story of a body without a tomb and the legend that was born around it.
Source: Ambito
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