Cast
- Carlos Ponce as Bruce Remington - Main hero
- Génesis Rodríguez as Rosita Amado - Main heroine
- Kristina Lilley as Grace Remington - Mother of Bruce, villain (Drowned)
- Ricardo Chávez as Diosdado Amado - Uncle of Rosita, in love with Julia
- Khotan Fernández as Ángel Pérez - Obsessed with Rosita, villain (Killed by Grace)
- Karla Monroig as Samantha Porter / Deborah Porter - In love with Bruce, villain (Killed by the police) / Samantha's twin, also in love with Bruce (Dies from leukemia)
- María Antonieta de las Nieves as Dulce Amado - Great-aunt of Rosita, mother of Diosdado and Hortensia
- Rosalinda Rodríguez as Hortensia Amado - Mother of Azucena and aunt of Rosita, in love with Mauricio
- Eduardo Serrano as Lorenzo Flores / Lorenzo Amado - Father of Bruce, half-brother of Dulce and Juan
- Jullye Giliberti as Julia Arismendi - Best friend of Samantha, in love with Diosdado
- Gustavo Franco as Mauricio Duque - Lawyer, father of Fabián, in love with Hortensia
- Riczabeth Sobalvarro as Eulalia - Maid at Remington mansion, in love with Angel, then with Anacleto
- Frank Falcon as Dr. Bob - Best friend of Bruce, in love with Ligia
- Jessica Pacheco as Ligia - Maid at Remington mansion, in love with Diosdado, then with Dr. Bob
- Adriana Acosta as Matilde - Maid at Remington mansion
- Taniusha Capote as Azucena Amado - Cousin of Rosita, in love with Jose
- Pedro Moreno as José Gutierrez - In love with Azucena
- Victor Corona as Anacleto - Worker at Remington factory, in love with Hortensia, then with Eulalia
- Carmen Olivares as Carmen - Friend of Hortensia
- Bernhard Seifert as Eduardo - Employee at Remington factory (Killed by Ricardo)
- Alvaro Ruiz as Luis - Butler at Remington mansion, transgendered
- Jose Ramon Blanch as Ricardo Solis - Lawyer, in love with Julia, villain
- Freddy Viques as Matias - Worker at Remington factory
- Mauricio Ochmann as Fabián Duque - Photographer, in love with Rosita
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