Cast
- Sonya Smith - Estrella Montenegro Campuzano
- Guillermo Dávila - Miguel Ángel González
- Gigi Zanchetta - Santa Ortigosa
- Humberto García - Horacio González
- Adolfo Cubas - Antonio González
- Eva Blanco - Candelaria Camacho
- Chony Fuentes - Rebeca
- Elio Rubens - Leonardo Montenegro (Estrella's father)
- Niurka Acevedo
- María A. Avalone
- Julio Capote - Fermín
- Solmayra Castillo - Deyanira
- Hans Christopher - Víctor Iriarte
- Helianta Cruz - Beba Ortigoza
- Rita De Gois - Carmen dos Santos
- Joel de la Rosa - Fabian
- Alexis Escamez
- Eduardo Luna - Kirikó (Ángel Vargas López)
- Alberto Marín - Padre Lombarito
- Ana Martínez - Asunción
- Ana Massimo
- Hilda Moreno - Coralia
- Enrique Oliveros - Oscar
- Simón Pestana - José Grigorio
- Marcelo Rodríguez - Agustín
- Chumico Romero
- Marcelo Romo - Carmelo
- José Ángel Urdaneta - Chuy
- Winston Vallenilla - Freddy
- Gil Vargas
- Hilda Blanco - Moncha
- Mauricio González - Fernando Guzmán
- Juan Carlos Baena - Fotógrafo
- Manolo Manolo - Doctor
- Humberto Buonocuore - Pepino
- Lizbeth Manrique - Loly
- Manolo Manolo - Doctor
- Swenn Luna - Policial
- Karina, hija de Rebeca
- Tamara San Diego (Emilia Landaeta en "Como tú, ninguna)
- Ileana, vecina de Candelaria
- Tomasa, abuela de Ileana (Remigia en "Como tú, ninguna")
- Federica, prima de Santa (Isabel en "Como tú, ninguna")
- Rocky, killer (Reynaldo en "Simplemente María)
- Gato (Miguel en "Como tú, ninguna")
- Juan, padre de Moncha (Guanabocoá en "María Celeste")
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“Forgetting: that is a divine capacity. And whoever aspires to the heights and wants to fly must cast off much that is heavy and make himself light—I call it a divine capacity for lightness.”
—Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900)
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