Contrato de corazones, tú y yo
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- Carlos Murguía
- Eduardo Murguía
- Rodrigo García Anaya
- Erika Morales
- Indra Villaseñor Amador
- Paulina Barros
- Kevin Betram
- Ana Moreno Hernández
- Ricardo Peña Ortiz
- Magalli Urquieta Galicia
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| Genre | Romantic comedy |
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| Showrunner | Erika Morales |
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| Opening theme | "Contrato de corazones" by Moonbelle |
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| Country of origin | Mexico |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 20 |
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| Production company | TelevisaUnivision |
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| Network | Canal 5 |
| Release | 27 October – 24 November 2025 |
Contrato de corazones, tú y yo is a Mexican romantic comedy television series created by Carlos Murguía and Eduardo Murguía. The series follows Feri, a young girl who is passionate about K-Pop and dreams of studying fashion design in South Korea. However, to achieve this, she must first pass various trials, including a contract agreement to maintain a fake relationship with Sebastián, the most handsome and mysterious student at school. It aired on Canal 5 from 27 October 2025 to 24 November 2025.[1] The series stars Farah Justiniani, Tristan Maze and Pedro Baldo.[2]
Feri, a scholarship student and influencer from a modest background with dreams of studying fashion design in South Korea, infiltrates an elite high school by posing as wealthy. When Sebastian, the school's handsome and enigmatic golden boy, discovers her secret, he blackmails her into a fake-relationship contract to protect her façade. What begins as a power play and arrangement soon spirals into messy feelings, rivalries (especially when jock Mateo enters the picture), and Feri's struggle to balance ambition, identity and authenticity in a world defined by appearance.[3]
Cast
Main
- Farah Justiniani as Fernanda "Feri" Yaretzy Guadalupe Reyes[4]
- Samia as Yaretzy Reyes
- Roberto Tello as Chuy Guadalupe
- Luis Orozco as Arnulfo
- Italivi Orozco as María Yaretzy Guadalupe Reyes[5]
- Tristan Maze as Sebastián Veraza
- Pedro Baldo as Mateo Villegas
Recurring and guest stars
- Christian Annocceto as Rafael Villegas
- Jorge Gallegos as Braulio
- Majo Pérez as Lola
- Pepe Olivares as Rufino
- Olaf Velázquez
- Catalina Urrutia
- Luis Martínez
- Bruno Sendel
- Ivanna González as Pao
- Renzo Arteaga as Ro
- Maryfer Zazueta as Laura
- Zury Sasho as Polo
- Victor Hugo Villanueva
- Luis Arturo as Salo
- Daniel Santibañez as Benjamín
- Manuel Corta as Andrés Ramos
- Eva Daniela as Fabiola
- Alan Alarcón as Coach Hérnandez
- Ana Luisa Monjarás as Carmen
- Yuriko Londoño as Joon Lee
- Fabio Jin
- Lily Kate
- Ariadna Jardon as Renata Casasús
- Sussy Lu as Julieta
- Haydeé Navarra as Lorena
- Eduardo Reza as Armando
- Claudia Silva as Greta
- Jonathan Kuri as Crack Sánchez
- Silvia Mendoza as Principal Tello
- David Anguiano as Federico
- Amaya Blas as Eugenia
- Víctor Villanueva as Bru
- Esly as Berenice
- Santiago Valenzuela as Jorgito
- Poker Man as Jean Paul
- Juan Carlos Casasola as Eusebio
- Arena Ibarra as Nancy
