Julián is an ugly and unattractive guy; He does not know what it is to have a girlfriend and lives idealizing finding the perfect woman with whom he can marry, because he lives in the shadow of his friend Chucky, whom he sees has many women and wants to be like him. Bored, Julián decides to sign up for a marriage agency that claims to have the key to success in getting his better half.
Lorena Montoya, Colbert Garcia
Director
Julian Madrid
Julián / Piroberta
Susy López
Marcela
Melissa Zapata
Johana
Hugo Patiño
Papá Johana
Alexandra Restrepo
Estella
José Luis Mesa
Chuky Manuel
Wilmer Cadavid
Ramiro
Katherine Castrillón
Erika
Kenny Astudillo
Silvia
Carlos "El Mono" Sanchez
Severo Pajón
Rubén Darío Franco
Gonzalo
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