Mi marido tiene familia

Julieta (Zuria Vega) and Robert (Daniel Arenas) have the perfect relationship: they both have jobs, they share their dreams and have agreed to not get married. For them, the secret lies in two points: communication and the fact that the adoptive family of Robert lives in another country, saving them the problems of dealing with the in-laws. However, fate has prepared a surprise when they must move to an apartment in a modest area of Oaxaca. There they meet the owners of the building, the Córcega family, not knowing that they are the true family of Robert and that his real name is Juan Pablo. From there, Robert / Juan Pablo and Julieta will have to learn to live with their in-laws, Blanca (Diana Bracho) and Eugenio (Rafael Inclán), and the sisters-in-law, with all the demands that this entails: a battle between tradition and modernity (including to have the couple get married), a whirlwind of emotions and adventures. If they want to achieve the happiness they are looking for, Julieta and Juan Pablo must learn to live with their new family, even if this is more complicated than they thought.

Finally, Julieta has managed to maintain a personal and professional life with balance, next to Robert and their children: the adopted 4-year-old David, and biological daughter Blanquita who is just months old. Again, the Córcega family will face a series of problems, unleashed when Robert finds his grandfather, Canuto "Tito" Córcega (Carlos Bracho), the "deceased" father of Eugenio, Tulio and Audifaz, something Doña Imelda made them believe when he unexpectedly left.

hunexpectedlyaleft due s unfaithful to Crisanta decades ago. On the other hand, Julieta goes through hot flashes with the arrival of Susana Córcega (Susana González), as her new boss, but Susana is nothing more and nothing less than the daughter that Canuto and Crisanta procreated in Baja California, and together they get to know the rest Córcega to Oaxaca. Susana will test Julieta's ability to excel; she can not believe that her new boss is Robert's blood-related aunt and, therefore, her political aunt. Believing that fate is determined to put more obstacles than he has already had to cross, definitely so it is, because now Julieta has more political family, something that she always wanted to flee. Daniela and Gabriel The bears, have built a stable marriage before the conflicts of their families: the Córcega and the Musi. Daniela will take on a greater challenge when Gabriel asks her to have a son, in itself it was to marry him and his family to accept it. This will trigger even more problems between families.

For Robert, it is a real miracle to have found all of the Córcegas, who also include Susana, half-sister of Eugenio, Tulio and Audifaz, and Sebastián and Axel, sons of Susana and cousins of Robert. Susana also happens to be the new head director of Klass, the company Julieta works at and temporarily led, pushing her to "second-in-command". New tenants, Francisco "Pancho" López and his children, move into the building as a way of escaping from their hurtful past in Mexico City. The remaining members of the Córcega family will detonate a new thread: the fights. This implies new challenges in the lives of Julieta and Robert, including uniting the entire Córcega clan and standing up for yourself at work, and together they will demonstrate that, in spite of the problems of the families they will be able to follow ahead, seeing by their well-being.

• Zuria Vega as Julieta Aguilar Rivera
• Daniel Arenas as Robert Cooper / Juan Pablo Córcega
• Diana Bracho as Blanca Gómez de Córcega
• Silvia Pinal as Imelda Sierra de Córcega
• Arath de la Torre as Francisco "Pancho" López (season 2)
• Susana González as Susana Córcega (season 2)
• Carmen Salinas as Crisanta Díaz de Córcega (season 2)
• Gabriel Soto as Ernesto "Neto" Rey (season 2)

Susana González and Gabriel Soto

Like the previous season several actors will resume their characters such as Zuria Vega, Daniel Arenas, Laura Vignatti, José Pablo Minor, Diana Bracho, Rafael Inclán, and Silvia Pinal.[22] On December 22, 2017, it was confirmed that Arath de la Torre would play Pancho López, a character that he played in 2011 in the telenovela Una familia con suerte.[23] On 1 May 2018 it was confirmed that Vega's brother, Gonzalo Vega would be in the second season,[24] as well as Susana González, Carlos Bracho and the return to television of Carmen Salinas.[24]

On August 31, 2018, it was confirmed that the actress Zuria Vega would leave the production.[25] On September 12, 2018, it was confirmed that the second season would lengthen to more chapters due to the audience obtained throughout 2018.[26] After the extension of the production and the exit of Vega, it was confirmed on September 28, 2018, that the actor Daniel Arenas would leave the telenovela due to family commitments.[27] Due to the lengthening of the second season and the departure of the protagonists, on October 26, 2018 People en Español magazine confirmed that Gabriel Soto would enter the production as protagonist with Susana González, and Arath de la Torre.[28] It also confirmed the inclusion of new actors such as the twins José Manuel and José Pablo, and Azul Guaita.[28]

The main theme of the telenovela "Tú eres la razón" was composed by Eduardo Murguía and Mauricio Arriaga and performed by Angelina & Los Fontana.[29] The second song titled "Llegaste a mi vida" was composed by José Luis Roma and performed by Yahir.[30]