Vuelve a mí

• William Levy as Santiago Zepeda: The eldest son of the Zepeda family from his father's late first wife. A former prisoner who spent five years in jail for a crime he did not commit, Santiago seeks to confront those who framed him in order to clear his name.^[4]
• Samadhi Zendejas as Nuria García: A hardworking Mexican woman from Ciudad Juárez who is a loving single mother to her only child, Andrés. Nuria becomes devastated over the disappearance of her son, until she finds a reason to live when she meets Santiago.^[5]
• Kimberly Dos Ramos as Liana Corrales: A strong and perfectionist woman with a dark past. Liana is an adopted member of the Zepeda family who is one of the executives at the Grupo Zepeda corporation.^[4]
• Ximena Herrera as Amelia San Román: Braulio's wealthy wife who owns a children's foundation called Fundación San Román. Amelia legally adopted Juanito into her family and develops a relationship with Diego.^[4]
• Ferdinando Valencia as Braulio Zepeda: Roberto's ambitious youngest son from his second wife, Martha. Braulio is Santiago's half-brother, Amelia's husband, and Nuria's ex-boyfriend, who is one of the executives at Grupo Zepeda.^[6]
• Rodolfo Salas as Fausto Meléndez: A criminal thug and Consuelo's boyfriend who masterminded the kidnapping of Andrés. Fausto is capable of preventing Consuelo from telling the truth about Andrés' disappearance.^[4]
• Christian de la Campa as Diego Carranza: A responsible, kind, and noble man who saved Andrés' life and formed a parental bond with him. Diego becomes an art teacher at Fundación San Román and falls in love with Amelia.^[4]
• Laura Flores as Martha Guevara: Roberto's second wife, Braulio's mother, Santiago's step-mother, and Amelia's mother-in-law.^[4]
• Geraldine Galván as Consuelo García: Nuria's younger sister who witnessed the kidnapping of her nephew, Andrés. Consuelo was in love with Fausto until she discovers the truth and becomes a victim of blackmail and abuse.^[4]
• Amaranta Ruíz as Rosalía García: Nuria and Consuelo's aunt and Eugenia's mother, who lives in a boarding house in Mexico City.^[4]
• Christian Ramos as Jeremías Montejo "El Chalo": One of the tenants at the boarding house in Mexico City, and Nuria's neighborhood friend. Chalo is also seeking justice for his sister, Esmeralda.^[4]
• Anna Sobero as Aída Jiménez: A housekeeper for the Zepeda family and Martha's best friend.^[4]
• Anthony Álvarez as Isidro Sánchez "El Tigre": Braulio's bodyguard and confidant, who has been plotting his revenge against the Zepeda family.^[4]
• Eduardo Ibarrola as Raymundo: One of the tenants at the boarding house in Mexico City, who develops a romantic relationship with Rosalía.
• Ariana Saavedra as Eugenia López: Nuria and Consuelo's cousin and Rosalía's daughter who dreams of becoming a fashion designer. Eugenia is also in love with Chalo.^[4]
• Diego Klein as Jacinto Bermúdez: An honest police officer in Ciudad Juárez, and Nuria and Consuelo's childhood friend. Jacinto also has genuine feelings for Consuelo.^[4]
• Leonardo Daniel as José María Mercado "El Chema": Santiago's prisonmate and Violeta's father.
• Fernando Ciangherotti as Roberto Zepeda: The patriarch of the Zepeda family and the president of the Grupo Zepeda corporation.^[4]
• André Sebastián as Andrés García / Juanito Zepeda: Nuria's seven-year-old son, who was kidnapped by Fausto and later loses his memories in an accident. He forms a close bond with Diego and becomes an adopted son of the Zepeda family.^[7]

• Jorge Luis Pila as Alberto Robles: Santiago's best friend and trusted ally, who also works as a lawyer.^[8]
• Víctor Cámara as Mariano Salas: Martha's former lover and Cassandra's biological father.^[9]
• Juan Pablo Llano as Gregorio Fernández "El Sapo": The ruthless leader of the Bajío Cartel.^[10]
• Carlos Mata as Valentín San Román: Amelia's father, who is a business partner of the Zepeda family.^[11]
• Jéssica Cediel as Celia Suárez: Diego's ex-wife and Danita's mother.^[12]
• Denisse Novoa as Carmencita: Raymundo's daughter, who develops feelings for Eugenia.^[13]
• Emma Mizrahi as Mia Castel: Liana's best friend and personal assistant.^[14]

On 25 January 2023, the series was announced at the 2023 Content Americas event with the working title Hasta encontrarte.^[15] On 11 May 2023, the series was presented at Telemundo's upfront for the 2023–2024 television season, with Vuelve a mí being announced as the official title.^[16] On 18 May 2023, an extensive cast list was published in a press release.^[1][3] Filming of the series began on 22 May 2023.^[17] The first teaser was released on 11 August 2023.^[18] The series premiered on 9 October 2023.^[2]