2000s telenovela 'Mis Tres Hermanas' adapted into Malay drama


Amar Baharin and Isyariana play the lead couple in the local adaptation of 'Mis Tres Hermanas'. The roles were originally played by Ricardo Alamo and Scarlet Ortiz.

Who can forget the hit telenovela Mis Tres Hermanas and its catchy theme song Purest Of Pain?

The Venezuelan soap opera, which first premiered in 2000 and later aired in 2002 in Malaysia, has recently been adapted into a Malay-language drama, Hati Yang Dikhianati.

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