Me atrevo a amarte

Me atrevo a amarte (English: Dare to Love)^[1] is a Mexican telenovela produced by Salvador Mejía for TelevisaUnivision. It is based on the 2007 Turkish series Asi, created by Şebnem Çıtak and Gül Dirican.^[2] The series stars Kimberly Dos Ramos and Rodrigo Guirao.^[3] It aired on Las Estrellas from 24 February 2025 to 22 June 2025.^[4][5]

The telenovela begins when Fernando Pérez-Soler unjustly orders his son Valente to unleash dogs to catch Alejandro, who is falsely accused of stealing an expensive watch. During the chase, Crisanta, mother of Alejandro and Ámbar, dies in the river. Déborah, Crisanta's sister, gives birth to Valente's son, but Delfino, the foreman, exchanges him for his dead son, making Valente believe that the baby died. Déborah must leave the ranch with her nephews, she blames Valente for all her tragedies and vows to take revenge on him. Valente marries Diana, daughter of the landowner Dionisio, believing that Déborah is a bad woman. Dionisio causes the death of his wife Olivia, when he learns that she is cheating on him with Fernando.

Twenty-five years later, Alejandro returns to town to seek justice for the death of his mother and for the harm done to his aunt Déborah, who also returns to the ranch with a desire for revenge. Alejandro meets Victoria when he saves her from drowning in the river, and from that moment on he falls in love with her, without realizing that she is the daughter of Valente, who he believes is guilty of his mother's death. Victoria will have to face the hatred of Déborah, Alejandro's aunt, who will use Lucrecia, Alejandro's ex-girlfriend, to separate the couple.

Valente's life is turned upside down when he learns that Gabino, the son he had with Déborah, never died. Déborah also discovers that her son is alive, she finds him and manipulates him with her vengeful attitude. Alejandro will learn that Dionisio stole some land from his father, causing his death; and that Valente, in reality, is a victim of Deborah's evil plans. The only thing that will matter to Alejandro is to show Victoria that he never wanted to harm her and that he loves her deeply.^[6]

• Kimberly Dos Ramos as Victoria Pérez-Soler Paz
• Rodrigo Guirao as Alejandro Sánchez-Guerra Méndez
• Marlene Favela as Deborah Méndez
• Karyme Lozano as Diana Paz Aguilar
• Horacio Pancheri as Alito Buitron
• Mariluz Bermúdez as Marisol Pérez-Soler Paz
• Christian de la Campa as Ángel Monteiro
• Jackie Sauza as Lucrecia Monteiro
• César Évora as Valente Pérez-Soler / Fernando Pérez-Soler
  • Mark Tacher as young Valente^[7]
• Rocío de Santiago as Paloma Pérez-Soler Paz
• Regina Villaverde as Mía Pérez-Soler Paz
• Paty Díaz as Carmen García
• Juan Pablo Gil as Gabino Mendoza García
• Ignacio Guadalupe as Delfino Mendoza
• Mauricio Aspe as Father Juan Diego
• Marco Uriel as Efrain Maldonado
• Adriana Parra as Evelia Romero
• Arturo Lorca as Dr. Lorca
• Jorge Gallegos as Facundo Maldonado
• Vanessa de la Sota as Ximena
• Fernando Manzano as Severino
• Víctor Hugo Villanueva as Juan Mendoza García
• Arantza Ruiz as Ambar Sánchez-Guerra Méndez
• Elaine Haro as Elisa Maldonado
• Sergio Madrigal as David Larios
• Naomi Hernández as Hilda Jiménez
• Emilio Palacios as Max
• Mariano Soria as Chuy
• Salvador Pineda as Dionisio Paz Chavarria^[8]

• Danna García as Olivia
• Luis Bayardo as Panchito
• Sergio Kleiner as Luis
• Rebeca Manríquez as Estrella
• Lisset as Crisanta Méndez
• Roberto Tello as Prieto

On 25 October 2024, Me atrevo a amarte was announced as the title of Salvador Mejía's upcoming telenovela.^[9] On 5 November 2024, Marlene Favela was announced as the antagonist of the telenovela.^[10] A week later, Kimberly Dos Ramos and Rodrigo Guirao were confirmed in the lead roles.^[3] Throughout the remainder of the month, Mejía announced additional cast names on his social media pages including Horacio Pancheri, Mariluz Bermúdez, Christian de la Campa, Karyme Lozano and César Évora.^[11] On 25 November 2024, Danna García was cast in a guest role.^[12] Filming of the telenovela began on 3 December 2024.^[2]

• Me atrevo a amarte at IMDb