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History Of Yo Soy Betty, La Fea (I Am Betty: I Am Betty

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Yo soy Betty, La Fea (I am Betty, The Ugly One) is a Columbian telenovela by RCN and its considered to be one of the worlds most popular telenovela in history. There are more than a dozen version of Betty la Fea including the United States version called Ugly Betty. Originally, in 2001 NBC were planning to adapt Betty as a half hour comedy series which would have been produced by Sony Pictures Television, however, it was never developed. In 2004, Salma Heyek’s production company and ABC studios teamed up to recreate the comedy-drama. After two years, ABC had announced that Ugly Betty would be part of the 2006-2007 North American season lineup. The first three seasons were semi successful, however the viewerships were slowly dropping by the

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