11-11: En Mi Cuadra Nada Cuadra (English title: 11-11: In My Block Nothing Blocks) is an American teen telenovela produced by Nickelodeon Latin America starring Patricio Gallardo, Alberich Bormann and Thali García with Kevin Aponte and Karla Cervantes as the antagonists.
Series overview
Cast and characters Main characters Patricio Gallardo as Enrique "Kike" Calderón, a young man who came to live in building 11-11 where he met a beautiful girl named Sandra, whom he fell in love with, but he discovers a great secret that was hidden in the building. Alberich Bormann as Enrique Calderón, this character is the adult version of Kike which opts for life when Kike sleeps for the first time in one of the 3 beds that Don Leonardo invented. Thali García as Sandra Jiménez, a talented young woman who can sing and Kike falls in love with seeing her for the first time. Kevin Aponte as Esteban Restrepo, series antagonist; is son of Don Maximiliano Restrepo owner of building 11-11, and one of the lovers of Sandra. Karla Cervantes as Virginia Ramos Reinaldo Zavarce as Juan José "Juanjo" Seminario Carolina Ayala as Ana Teresa Ana Belén Lander as Karina Calderón Virginia Núñez as Anabela Hernán Canto as Valentino Daniela de la Fe as Denisse Emeraude Toubia as Elizabeth Andrea Martínez as Ana Silvana Arias as Mariana Valle Óscar Priego as Joaquín Mendoza
Recurring characters Ismael La Rosa as Jaime Calderón Henry Zakka as Don Camilo Ricardo Silva as Don Maximiliano Restrepo Liliana Rodríguez as Tía Lucrecía Estefany Oliveira as Sharon Restrepo Flor Núñez as Doña Consuelo Jullye Giliberti as Susana Jiménez Sandra Destenave as Patricia
Special guest stars Prince Royce as himself
Awards and nominations Year Award Category Nominated Result2013Kids Choice Awards México Favorite Actor Patricio Gallardo Favorite Actress Thali García Actor favorite cast Reinaldo Zavarce Actor favorite cast Alberich Bormann Favorite actress cast Karla Cervantes Best Villain Kevin Aponte Kids Choice Awards Argentina Actor favorite cast Reinaldo Zavarce
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