Mi corazón es tuyo

Fernando Lascurain, a successful widower, is left to manage seven lively children. He hires a dedicated nanny to bring order to the chaos, and the new arrangement stirs more than parental duties. Ana Leal, a dancer with a hidden life, accepts the job and quickly wins the affection of the kids. She longs to be a mother and to build a steady future, even as she hides the double life she leads at the Chicago nightclub. When a setback destroys her home, Ana must borrow money from her ruthless boss to keep things afloat. Simultaneously Fernando finds himself drawn to both Ana and Isabela, a poised economist shaped by her mother to marry into wealth, forcing him to confront his heart.

The show premiered in 2014 with direction by Aurelio Ávila, Jorge Fons and Lily Garza. It’s brought to life by creators Pablo Ferrer García-Travesí, Marcia del Río and Alejandro Pohlenz as an original television concept.

Mi corazón es tuyo blends soap opera drama with family friendly humor and brisk plotting. Its setup of a wealthy home colliding with a working class romance invites dialogue about status, motherhood and personal reinvention, contributing to a trend in mainstream Spanish language television.

Critics noted the show for its breezy balance of humor and sentiment, anchored by a strong ensemble led by Silvia Navarro and Jorge Salinas. Core themes include found family, the pull between love and security, and the tension between appearances and reality.