Juegos de amor y poder

Luciana Espinoza is a young psychologist who by fate will meet Roberto Roldán, a prominent lawyer working as a prosecutor specializing in homicide cases. Roberto protects Luciana from being mugged and they fall in love, but before long their relationship becomes tangled in a web of intrigue and secrets.

Enrique Ferrer is a prominent politician who aspires to become president of his country. During a night out with his cousin Memo and his girlfriend Alexandra, Adrián Ferrer, Enrique's son, runs over two brothers leaving one of them dead. Having learned of his son's crime, Enrique will move swiftly to keep it hidden and prevent his aspirations as a presidential candidate from being affected. The person appointed to investigate the crime will be Roberto, who vows to bring justice to the victim and find those responsible for the murder, but the decision will lead him to a direct confrontation with Luciana.

Luciana carries with her a painful past due to the death of her parents when she was six years old. Sheltered by the affection that her godparents, Eduardo and his wife Inés, have shown her since the tragedy that marked her childhood, Luciana was born with a deep gratitude towards them. Eduardo and Inés became like real parents to her, considering her as one more member of their family. Torn between her love for Roberto and her loyalty to her family, Luciana will be at a crossroads to resolve.^[7]

• Arap Bethke as Roberto Roldán
• Claudia Martín as Luciana Espinoza^[8]
• Mayrín Villanueva as Inés Avendaño^[9]
• Eduardo Santamarina as Enrique Ferrer^[9]
• Alejandra Barros as Mariana Avendaño
• Lorena Graniewicz as Karina Cortés
• Sylvia Pasquel as Sofía Durán^[10]
• Juan Soler as Leonardo Vidal
• Alejandro Tommasi as Francisco Avendaño
• Omar Germenos as Mateo Solís
• Lambda García as Patricio Ferrer Avendaño
• Alan Slim as Germán Torres^[11]
• Juan Carlos Barreto as Quirino Hernández
• Arleth Terán as Bertha Rodríguez
• Adriana Williams as Victoria Jiménez
• Erik Díaz as Joaquín Rivas
• Gabriela Platas as Elena Leal
• Mauricio Pimentel as Omar Saldaña
• Edward Castillo as Daniel Saldaña
• Paola Toyos as Rebeca
• Roberto Mateos as Luis
• Rodolfo Arias as Manolo
• Ariana Saavedra as Alexandra Muñoz
• Carlos Said as Memo Solís^[11]
• Cinthia Aparicio as Natalia
• Paulina R. Menéndez as Susana
• Ana de Villa as Fabiola Briseño
• Vane Olaguerra as Clara
• Tristan Maze as Adrián Ferrer Avendaño
• Olivia Duflos as Gaby Roldán

• Sophie Gaëlle
• Agustín Arana
• Eduardo Cortejosa as Bruno López "El Greñas"
• Javo Benítez as Tobías
• Valeria Florian as Carolina
• Daniela Gálvez as Vicenta
• Romina Rebecchi
• Enrique Chi
• Bárbara Carbajal
• Alec Chaparro

In August 2024, it was reported that Bardasano was working on his next telenovela and unlike his previous productions for TelevisaUnivision, this would be his first without the involvement of W Studios.^[12] On 14 October 2024, Claudia Martín and Arap Bethke were confirmed in the lead roles.^[13] Filming began on 17 October 2024.^[3] On 20 January 2025, while filming on the 18th floor of a building located on Paseo de la Reforma, a fire broke out due to an electrical short circuit and several cast and crew members were hospitalized due to smoke inhalation.^[14][15] Filming concluded on 13 February 2025.^[16]