Cast
| Actor | Character | Known as |
|---|---|---|
| Amparo Grisales | Alejandra Aguirre | Main heroine, in love with Leonardo, mother of Demetrio and Valentín, friend of Angustias and Ignacio. |
| Gabriel Porras | Leonardo Cisneros | Main hero, in love with Alejandra, husband of Flavia, son-in-law of Trinidad, father of Ángel, Demetrio and Valentín, uncle of Anabel. |
| Michel Brown | Ángel Cisneros | Son of Leonardo and Flavia, grandson of Trinidad, cousin of Anabel, half-brother of Demetrio and Valentín, was obsessed with Alejandra, Dulce Elena's ex-boyfriend, boyfriend of Zulma. |
| Saby Kamalich | Doña Trinidad Zapata | Villain, mother of Flavia and grandmother of Ángel and Anabel, mother-in-law of Leonardo, hates Alejandra, her sons and Leonardo. |
| Mónica Dionne | Flavia Portillo de Cisneros | Villain, wife of Leonardo, daughter of Trinidad, mother of Ángel, aunt of Anabel, hates Alejandra and her sons, lover of Román. |
| Arap Bethke | Demetrio Aguirre | Son of Alejandra and Leonardo, brother of Valentín, half-brother of Ángel, was in love with Anabel, in love with Dulce Elena, husband of Dulce Elena. |
| Ana Lucía Domínguez | Anabel Saldaña | Niece of Flavia and Leonardo, granddaughter of Trinidad, cousin of Ángel, girlfriend of Valentín. |
| Alex Sirvent | Valentín Aguirre | Son of Alejandra and Leonardo, brother of Demetrio, half-brother of Ángel, boyfriend of Anabel. |
| Paulo Quevedo | Tirso Reinoso | Villain, (ex-)foreman of the Cisneros ranch, lover of Luzmila. |
| Mauricio Aspe | Román Garrido "El Veneno" | Villain, bandit in the town, Zulma's husband, brother of Violeta, lover of Flavia. |
| Judy Henríquez | Angustias García | Friend of Alejandra and Ignacio. |
| José Saldarriaga | Fidelio Márquez | Rich man in the town, uncle of Dulce Elena, brother of Basilio, brother-in-law of Irene. |
| Julio del Mar | Ignacio Morales | Farmer, friend of Alejandra and Angustias, father of Luzmila, Emilio and Oscar. |
| Daniela Tapia | Dulce Elena Márquez | Niece of Fidelio, daughter of Basilio and Irene, Ángel's ex-girlfriend, in love with Demetrio, wife od Demetrio. |
| Ana Beatriz Osorio | Violeta Cordero | Violeta's Bar owner in Castellón, sister of Román. |
| Sebastián Boscan | Erasmo Casilimas | Local hairdresser, husband of Séfora, Alejandra's ex-love interest, friend of Alejandra and Bebo. |
| Pedro Roda | Bebo Cantillo | Owner of the town's restaurant, Alejandra's ex-love interest, friend of Alejandra and Erasmo. |
| Luz Alejandra Pinzon | Juana López | Violeta's bar girl, had a brief affair with Valentín Aguirre. |
| Adriana Campos | Zulma Moreno | Bandit, wife of Román, girlfriend of Ángel. |
| Mónica Pardo | Luzmila Morales | Daughter of Ignacio, sister of Emilio and Oscar, had an affair with Valentín, obsessed with him, lover of Tirso, wife of Elfo. |
| Sandra Guzmán | Marcela Pizarro | Villain, Fidelio's servant. |
| Margarita Duran | Berta | Friend of Flavia and Trinidad. |
| Freddy Ordóñez | Emilio Morales | Son of Ignacio, brother of Oscar and Luzmila. |
| Luz Estella Luengas | Irene de Márquez | Dulce Elena's mother, Basilio's wife, Fidelio's sister-in-law. |
| Sigifredo Vega | Basilio Márquez | Brother of Fidelio, husband of Irene, father of Dulce Elena. |
| Maria Claudia Torres | Séfora | Wife of Erasmo, enemy of Alejandra. |
| Gabriel González | Rosito Bocanegra | |
| Maria Margarita Amado | Verónica | Maid at Cisneros house. |
| Dorían Díaz | ||
| Mauricio Álvarez | ||
| Orlando Lamboglia | ||
| Maria Ángela Cubillos | ||
| Jairo López | ||
| Orlando Bonnet | ||
| Maria Cristina Montoya | ||
| Daniel Merizalde | ||
| Ivette Zamora | ||
| Toto Vega | ||
| Nure Valbuena | ||
| Antonio Puentes | ||
| Olga Lucia Rojas | ||
| Richard Martínez | ||
| Aída Bossa |
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