Papás por siempre

The second and final season of the Mexican telenovela Papás por conveniencia, titled Papás por siempre, was announced on 4 February 2025.^[1][2] The season is directed by Benjamín Cann and Fernando Nesme.^[3] The season premiered on 13 October 2025.^[4]

Ariadne Díaz, José Ron, Daniela Luján, Martín Ricca, Miguel Martínez returned to the main cast, with Erika Buenfil, Altair Jarabo and Juan Diego Covarrubias as newcomers.

Five years have passed since the events of the previous season, and the Guevara-Mosqueda household has grown with the arrival of Alexander, Aidé and Tino's youngest son. However, Lila no longer lives with them, and her absence is a subject that no one dares to mention. Tino and Aidé sold Maxiclick to focus on MaxiMax, a digital content and music production company where many of their friends work. Aidé serves as president of the company, while Tino is the artistic director. Rudolf works as an A&R representative, and Clara Luz is the label manager. Despite this joint effort, the Guevara-Mosquedas face multiple financial challenges. Chano, on the other hand, is the only one in the group who did not join the company, as he decided to open his own gym in the neighborhood. Meanwhile, Lichita, who always fought to achieve her goals, accomplished her dreams before her death, leaving a void in the group.

At a family gathering, Bertha, Tino's mother, suffers a fatal heart attack. At her funeral, Hernán, Tino's absent father, comes back wanting to make amends, but Tino rejects him. Hernán discovered the existence of Iker, a 13-year-old boy who is Tino's son. Tino remembers that after he broke up with Paulina, he had a one-night stand with Melina. What nobody knows is that Iker is really Hernán's son. Hernán and Melina planned to get close to Tino to take advantage of him. However, Hernán didn't expect Melina to fall in love with Tino, complicating the plan and raising questions about her loyalty.

Gisela, Aidé's mother, also arrives in search of support after the death of her third husband. The relationship between the two has never been particularly close and Gisela's presence triggers old resentments, as Aidé cannot help but reproach her for only returning because she is alone. Tino tries to intercede for Gisela, but Aidé reminds him that he himself has refused to give his own father a chance. The Guevara-Mosqueda family begins to live under the same roof with Hernán, Melina, Iker, and Gisela, creating a tense and chaotic atmosphere that tests the relationship between Aidé and Tino.

A successful businessman named Bill appears, revealing that he is Emiliano's biological father and that he was unaware of his existence. Bill takes a romantic interest in Aidé, causing conflict and jealousy in Tino. Paulina reappears, claiming to be remorseful and wanting to reconnect with her children Lila and Emiliano, but her sudden reappearance sows doubts among everyone. Lila's return reveals a secret that brings back a painful event from Tino and Aidé's past, something they tried to forget. This secret is the result of a mistake from years ago that now risks breaking the family apart for good, putting the Guevara-Mosqueda family on the verge of a permanent separation.^[5]

• Ariadne Díaz as Aidé Mosqueda
• José Ron as Tino Guevara
• Altair Jarabo as Melina
• Juan Diego Covarrubias as Bill
• Erika Buenfil as Gisela
• Daniela Luján as Clara Luz Monroy
• Martín Ricca as Rudolf Torre
• Miguel Martínez as Chano Chamorro
• José Elías Moreno as Hernán
• Pablo Valentín as Nazario
• Michelle González as Serena
• Adriana Llabrés as Paulina Dorado Garzón
• Tania Lizardo as Prisma
• María Perroni as Sofía "Chofis" Chamorro Chagoyan
• Joaquín Bondoni as Sergio "Checo" Chamorro Chagoyan
• Francisco Rubio as El Chacal
• Jorge Bolaños as Aurelio
• Victoria Viera as Circe Mosqueda
• Emilio Beltrán as Ulises Mosqueda
• Alejandra Zaid as Lila Guevara Dorado
• Sebastián Poza as Valerio
• Checo Perezcuadra as Poncho
• Diego Escalona as Iker^[6]
• Íker García Meza as Emiliano Guevara Dorado^[6]
• Cristela Loesca as Scarlet Topete Mosqueda
• André Sebastián as Jesús "Chuchito" Chamorro Chagoyan
• Gabriel Rolón as Pipe
• Luciana Loera as Natalia
• Santi Reynes as Alexander
• Natalia Álvarez as Yeni
• Simone Mateos as Lorena
• Ethan Mebarek as Tilico
• Christopher Aguilasocho as Armando Valladares
• José Remis as Igor

• Leticia Perdigón as Bertha
• Sherlyn as Silvana
• Wendy Guevara as herself
• María Chacón as Alicia "Lichita" Chagoyan

On 4 February 2025, Rosy Ocampo announced that Papás por conveniencia was renewed for a second season and would be set five years after the events of the first season.^[1] On 19 March 2025, Ocampo announced Papás por siempre as the title of the season and confirmed it would be the final season.^[7][8] Filming of the season took place from 7 May 2025 to 26 September 2025.^[9][10]

On 4 February 2025, Ariadne Díaz and José Ron were confirmed to reprise their roles.^[11] On 10 April 2025, it was announced that Erika Buenfil had been cast as Aidé's mother, Gisela.^[12] On 28 April 2025, it was announced that Adriana Fonseca would not be returning as Paulina and Adriana Llabrés was cast to replace her.^[13] The roles of the children's cast were recast in order to reflect their new ages following the time jump. Alejandra Zaid replaced Tania Nicole as Lila, while Íker García Meza replaced Juan Pablo Velasco as Emiliano.^[14] Also joining the cast was Altair Jarabo as Melina, José Elías Moreno, Juan Diego Covarrubias as Bill, Pablo Valentín as Nazario, Tania Lizardo as Prisma and Michelle González as Serena.^[15][16]

Papás por siempre premiered first in the United States on Vix on 19 September 2025, with five episodes being released each week.^[64] In Mexico, the season premiered on Las Estrellas on 13 October 2025.^[4]

Papás por siempre (Banda Sonora) is the soundtrack album to the season. It was released by Moon Moosic Records on 31 October 2025. Like the soundtrack for the first season, it features new versions of songs from children's telenovelas produced by Rosy Ocampo.^[65]

• Papás por siempre at IMDb