Cien días para enamorarse

Plot

Laura and Antonia, best friends since adolescence, decide to put their love bonds to the test. Despite being very close, they are very different. Laura is a successful upper class lawyer, a lover of organic food and sometimes a naive mother. Antonia is a strong working-class woman, who raised her child by herself.

Laura is married to Gastón and Antonia has a relationship with the father of her daughter, although both consider that their respective relationships have worn away with the passage of time.

Laura and Gastón decide to sign a contract to separate for a hundred days, with the aim of testing the love that once united them and, at the same time, discover other forms of love.

After Laura's decision, Antonia decides to follow the same path.

Meanwhile, Antonia's child, Juani, transitions.

Cast

Main

Carla Peterson as Laura Contempomi. She is a successful high class lawyer who lives in the neighborhood of Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires, along with her husband Gastón and her children Santiago and Rodrigo. Laura is an intelligent woman, protective of her family and friends and, sometimes, a slightly naive mother.

Nancy Dupláa as Antonia Salinas. She is a strong working-class woman. She grew up in her father's car shop, developing a strong character that often makes her collide with other people. Despite being like water and oil, Antonia is Laura's inseparable best friend.

Luciano Castro as Diego Castelnuovo. He is an old friend of the group returning from Chile after having disappeared for more than a decade. Diego is a successful and lonely gynecologist, whose life will take an unexpected turn when he learns that he has a child in common with Antonia that he does not know.

Juan Minujín as Gastón Guevara. Laura's husband and Rodrigo and Santiago's father. Gastón carries out the Guevara-Contempomi law firm with his wife, and the constant marital fights are the cause of the separation pact that begins the plot. Gastón, a somewhat selfish man, tries to adapt to the new times by being a good father.

Constantine Ganosis as Juan Fianci

Co-starring

Pablo Rago as Jorge "Coco" Carulias. Antonia's husband, he is a "careless" man, a fan of rock music and a womanizer, but with a good heart.

Juan Gil Navarro as Javier Fernández Prieto. Ines' husband, he is a bigamist and maintains a double life in San Antonio de Areco, a town in the province of Buenos Aires.

Jorgelina Aruzzi as Inés Sosa. She is a lawyer at the Guevara-Contemponi law firm and Javier's wife. She is an unpredictable woman, nymphomaniac, and flirtatious.

Osvaldo Laport as Gino Salinas. Antonia's father. He is a classic and conservative man, who is deeply affected by his grandson's gender identity.

Ludovico Di Santo as Paul Contempomi. Laura's brother. He is in love with Fidel, the literature professor at Rodrigo and Juan's school.

Michel Noher as Fidel Garrido. The school's Literature professor. His sexuality is questioned when he meets Paul.

Leticia Siciliani as Carmen. The secretary, assistant and head of Human Resources of the Guevara-Contempomi study. She studies Advocacy and is a little ignorant girl, who usually takes sides with Laura in the fights she has with Gastón. She usually calls Gastón a "pig". She discovers a passion for being a YouTuber.

Mario Pasik as Miguel Contempomi. He is the father of Laura and Paul.

Maite Lanata as Juan "Juani" Salinas Castelnuovo. The son of Antonia and Diego. At the beginning of the series, Juani is a young woman struggling with her gender identity, who does not feel comfortable with her body and who, as the series progresses, transitions to Juan, facing all the social obstacles that being a transgender boy entails, both in his family and school environment. Juan falls in love with Emma, one of his schoolmates.

Recurring

Manuela Pal as Florencia Fernández Berra. She is Javier's second wife and lives in San Antonio de Areco. Nicolas' mother.

Marina Bellati as Solange. She is Emma and Aaron's mother.

Graciela Tenenbaum as Raquel. She is the house worker at Laura and Gastón's house.

Lola Toledo as Azul Garrido, Fidel and Catalina's daughter.

Fiorela Duranda as Julieta Fernández Sosa, Ines and Javier's daughter.

Luz Palazón es Lidia Molfino, the school's principal.

Agustina Midlin as Luli Cerberos

Malena Narvay as Emma, Juan and Rodrigo's classmate and Juan's love interest.

Cawi Blaksley as Amparo, Fidel's niece who transfers to the school. Rodrigo's love interest.

Jerónimo Bosia Giocondo as Tomás.

Junior Pisanu as Facundo

Facundo Calvo as Ciro

Lucía Maciel as Norma

Paula Cancio as Clara Garrido

Tomás Ottaviano as Nicolás Fernández Berra

Antonella Ferrari as Charo Solís

Juan Guilera as Matías Murano

Special participations

Noelia Marzol as Vanesa Perla

Luciano Cáceres as Nicolás Pianiza

Moria Casán as Brígida Sandoval

Luciana Salazar as Silvia Cafa

Eleonora Wexler as Renata Grimaldi

Marco Antonio Caponi as Gonzalo

Julieta Zylberberg as Patricia

Benjamín Vicuña as Emiliano Iturria

Verónica Llinás as Alicia Castelnuovo

Mex Urtizberea as Félix

Muriel Santa Ana as Anette Guevara

Daniel Hendler as Mariano Solís

Violeta Urtizberea as Valeria Baños

Sandra Mihanovich as Dr. Nancy Ventura

Virginia da Cunha as Celeste

Facundo Espinosa as Aníbal

Gustavo Conti as Hernán

Paola Barrientos as Bettina

Abril Sánchez as Laura Contempomi (teenager)

Lucila Torn as Antonia Salinas (teenager)

Joaquín Flamini as Gastón Guevara (teenager)

Agustin Vera as Diego Castelnuovo (teenager)

Reception

Cien días para enamorarse went on air after the release of the final chapter of El Sultán, and averaged 16.0 rating points in its first installment, with a peak of 17.1 becoming the most watched of the day, surpassing Simona in its timeslot (eltrece, 9:30 p.m.), which obtained an average of 10.2.