La Promesa: Will Tono and Enora marry?

The truth about Enora is revealed to Manuel in La Promesa. Will Toño and Enora still get married after all of Enora's suspicious behavior?

Yes, of course. In the fifth season of La Promesa, Toño and Enora's romance reaches its climax when it's time for their wedding.

On their wedding day, Toño seeks refuge in the hangar that has changed his entire life. Manuel gives Toño a gift, a watch, so that Toño will remember him as he travels the world with his wife. Toño thinks the gift is too much. He himself feels that he owes Manuel. Manuel has given him a job that allowed him to meet the most beautiful woman in the world. Manuel saved Toño's life by believing in him when no one else did. A beautiful friendship has developed between Manuel and Toño, and they feel like brothers.

 

 

Simona is happy to see her son happy and walks him down the aisle herself. Simona is accompanied on this important occasion by her inseparable Candela. Martina, Adriano, Ángela, Curro and even a new character, Julieta, are all there to celebrate the wedding.

 

 

Before the wedding, Toño is clearly restless, and fears that this is all a dream. The fact that he is marrying Enora is much more than he could have ever imagined.

Enora arrives at the church door on Manuel's arm. Toño says that his future wife looks wonderful. Enora just wants to start the ceremony, because if she starts crying, she won't be able to stop.

Father Samuel unites Enora and Toño in marriage with words that are addressed not only to them, but also to María, who is present among the guests, and who cannot help but be moved.

 

"Enora, when you're here in front of me, I realize I can't express what I feel. I imagine it's a bit like flying, dizzy and uncertain, but also blind faith in knowing I'm in the right hands. I want to fly with you every day of my life," Toño says.

Enora says that while flying involves uncertainty, she's not afraid: "I feel capable of anything. You make me feel better than I ever dreamed possible, and that's why I want to return the favor every day of my life."

Finally, Samuel declares them husband and wife: "What God has joined together, let no man separate." The priest's words are followed by a kiss, and cheers.

 

 

La Promesa season 5: How Curro saved Angela?

Reluctant bride Ángela decides to take her own life on her wedding day by swallowing a bottle of medicine. However, Curro arrives just in time to save Ángela's life.

At the beginning of the fifth season of La Promesa, Curro and Ángela are living alone in a remote cabin. Ángela, who suffers from memory problems, wants Curro to tell her what happened on her wedding day and how they ended up at the cabin. But Curro doesn't want to relive those painful moments. In the end, Curro agrees to tell Ángela everything.

Pía gives Curro a farewell letter written by Ángela. Curro then decides to go look for Ángela. He runs into her room and finds her on the floor, holding a bottle of medicine. Curro thinks Ángela is dead.

Curro tries to wake Ángela by shaking her, but it doesn't work. But then Curro makes Ángela vomit by putting his fingers in her mouth, and it works. Other people start arriving, and Curro has to leave. Shortly after, the doctor arrived and began examining Ángela.

Curro did not know if Ángela would survive. It was many hours before the doctor said that Ángela was alive. That was when Curro decided that he could provide care for his beloved at the cabin. Curro tells how he picked up Ángela from La Promesa. He waited until dusk, carried Ángela on his shoulders, and brought her to the cabin on horseback. Curro did not want anyone in that house to do to Ángela what the captain did to Jana.

Ángela is grateful to Curro for saving her life. She is happy to be here with Curro.

 

 

Season 5: Will Curro and Angela return to La Promesa?

The fourth season of La Promesa comes to a shocking end when the reluctant bride Ángela appears to have died on her wedding day. Ángela does not want to be forced into a marriage with Lorenzo, and sees only one way out of the situation.

But Angela is not really dead. The fifth season of La Promesa reveals that Curro and Ángela have fled the mansion together. Will they return there?

 

In the fifth season of La Promesa, Curro and Ángela have settled down to live alone in a remote cabin. Curro is determined to protect Ángela at all costs and doesn't want anyone to get close to them. When people try to approach them, Curro even fires warning shots to prevent others from getting too close.

 

 

But then Manuel decides to intervene. He approaches Curro, even though he is threatened with a gun. Manuel is willing to take the risk, even putting his own life in danger. Finally, Curro breaks down, kneels before his brother and apologizes. 

 

 

Manuel tells Curro and Ángela that some people at the manor are worried about them. Ángela thinks that their isolation from the world cannot continue indefinitely. She begins to feel strong enough to return.

 

Ángela encourages Curro to think more realistically about the future. They can't live forever isolated from other people. The mansion is full of problems, but there are their family and loved ones. Ángela believes they can't let fear control their lives.

 

However, for Curro, returning is not an easy idea. His biggest fear is related to his status. He does not want to return to the same role as before, because his status as a servant makes their relationship almost impossible. Curro dreams of a life where he could love Ángela openly without having to hide their feelings in front of others.

 

In the end, Ángela and Curro decide to return to La Promesa.

However, their return to the mansion does not mean that all the problems have been solved. On the contrary, despite the, to put it mildly, failed wedding, Lorenzo still insists on marrying Ángela.

What is Enora's secret in La Promesa?

Enora has always had a convenient explanation for her suspicious actions in La Promesa.

But then a suspicious letter is found, and Manuel finally demands to know the truth. Who is Enora?

Enora tells Manuel that she was orphaned at a young age. She managed to get ahead in life thanks to her uncle, who also inspired her interest in mechanics.

Enora's uncle is a nobleman, and at first everything went well. Until his uncle's businesses started going bankrupt. Her uncle was left with a lot of debt, and one person in particular: the Duke of Carvajal and Cifuentes.

The duke told her that in order to forgive her uncle's debt, Enora would have to get to La Promesa and gather information. Enora had to do it for the sake of her family.

So Enora is one of Lisandro's informants.

 

 

Will Manuel approve of Enora's spying activities? Will Enora be allowed to stay at La Promesa?