Seo In Ha un muchacho estudiante de bellas artes dedica su amor a una sola mujer, Kim Yoon Hee, de una belleza tímida y elegante. Se conocieron y se enamoraron uno del otro durante sus estudios universitarios en la década de los '70, pero lamentablemente su amor no estaba destinado a ser. Ahora en el presente siglo XXI, el hijo de Seo In Ha, un orgulloso y arrogante fotógrafo de nombre Seo Joon conoce a Jung Ha Na (hija de Yoon Hee), una chica alegre y enérgica que estudia jardinería. Ellos chocaron accidentalmente en una estación de tren, situación que los llevará a conocerse. Pero, ¿sufrirá su amor el mismo destino que el de sus padres? Ha Na Y Seo Joon establecerán un romance que para Ha Na sera muy especial ya que Seo Joon será su primer amor, su primer beso y la primera persona que le haya dicho que le gusta, pero debido a que la madre de Ha Na es la causante de que el padre de Seo Joon deje a su mamá, Seo Joon no podrá soportar ver derrumbarse a su mamá y tendrá que decidir entre lo que siente por Ha Na o dejarla para no hacer sufrir a su madre. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 사랑 비
- También conocida como: Love Rides the Rain , Love in the Rain , Sarangbi
- Director: Yoon Seok Ho
- Guionista: Oh Soo Yun
- Géneros: Romance, Drama, Familia, Melodrama
Reparto y créditos
- Jang Geun SukSeo In Ha [1970s] / Seo Jun [In Ha's son]Papel principal
- Im Yoon AhKim Yoon Hee [1970s] / Jung Ha Na [Yoon Hee's daughter]Papel principal
- Kim Shi HooLee Dong Wook [1970s] / Sun Ho [Dong Wook's son]Papel principal
- Lee Mi SookKim Yoon Hee [2012]Papel secundario
- Kwon In HaLee Dong Wook [2012]Papel secundario
- Yoo Hye RiBaek Hye Jung [2012]Papel secundario
Reseñas
One of the reasons why I didn’t immediately watch Love Rain is because of its 1970’s era. The first few episodes are really slow and dragging. Moreover, it’s hard to make viewers appreciate it because the target audiences of K-dramas today are mostly teens and young adult. I even had difficulty connecting with the characters in the 1970’s because I’m not familiar with Korea’s culture during that period. What I appreciate in this era was its cinematography. A lot of the beautiful shots of this drama came from the first 4 episodes. The 2012 plot has the typical formula in K-drama now a days. It was only different because of the family issue they incorporated in the story
I was impressed with how well JGK and YoonA played their two roles. They were able to show the difference in the characters and set it apart. You can easily pin point who’s from who without tracing any similarities in their attitudes or mannerisms in their acting.
I was surprised to know that Im YoonA is a member of Girl’s Generation. It’s no wonder I didn’t know because I’m not a fan of K-Pop groups. I listen to Korean songs and I like several singers and power vocal groups but I’m more into ballad than mainstream pop music. I honestly never thought of her as a singer first before an actress because she acts well. Yes, it was a little cutesy here and there but if the scene requires her to act mature, hurt or whatever serious emotion she has to portray, she delivers it—without frills. Just the right emotion needed in the scene. As I’ve said before, not all singers transitioning to acting ends up good. There are few artists who perform well in both worlds. YoonA is lucky to be one of them.
Love Rain is not for everyone. I understand that many viewers think that the plot didn’t work. I’m giving it 8 as overall score for the reason that I simply enjoyed watching it. I admit that there are parts I didn’t like and some are dragging, but then if I go beyond that and see what it really has to offer, it boils down to one thing—it’s a love story. I’m a simple-minded person but with all the dramas I watched and all the contemporary novels I read, I don’t get touched easily—I had that in Love Rain. I felt the pain, the loss, the love. It touched my heart—and that’s what I watch Korean dramas for.