Cast
- Coraima Torres as Kassandra/Augusta Arocha
- Osvaldo Ríos as Ignacio Contreras/Luis David Contreras
- Henry Soto as Randu
- Raul Xiques as Alfonso Arocha
- Carmencita Padron as Ofelia Alonso
- Nury Flores as Herminia Arocha
- Esperanza Magaz as Dorinda
- Carlos Arreaza as Tomas
- Alexander Milic as Matias Osorio
- Hylene Rodriguez as Lilia Rosa Alonso
- André Filipe as Transformista Barato
- Ivan Tamayo as Hector Quintero
- Loly Sanchez as Rosaura Osorio
- Fernando Flores as Simon
- Veronica Cortez as Yaritza
- Juan Frankis as Marcelino
- Erika Medina as Isabel
- Rafael Romero as Glinka
- Cecilia Villarreal as Gema Salazar
- Roberto Moll as Manrique Alonso
- Mimi Sills as Elvira Alonso
- Manuel Escolano as Roberto Alonso
- Miguel de León as Ernesto Rangel
- Saul Martinez as Doctor
- Nelly Prigoryan as Verushka
- Lupe Barrado
- Ron Duarte
- Pedro Duran as Calunga
- Eduardo Gadea Perez as Judge
- Margarita Hernandez as Norma De Castro
- Maria Hinojosa
- Felix Landaeta as Lic. Carrion
- Frank Moreno
- Julio Mujica
- Jose Oliva as Lic. Olivera
- Carlos Omana
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