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A corazón abierto
Genre	Medical drama
Created by	Shonda Rhimes Fernando Gaitán Season 2: Luis Felipe Ybarra
Developed by	RCN Television Colombia RCN Telenovelas: Alberto Santini Lara Elisa Salinas Disney Media Networks Vista Productions (Season 1 only)
Written by	Season 1: Fernando Gaitán Season 2: José Luis Duran Luis Felipe Ybarra
Directed by	Raul Quintanilla Julian Atuñano Season 1: Wiliam Barragan
Starring	Sergio Basañez Iliana Fox Rodrigo Abed Leonardo Garcia Fran Meric Luis Ernesto Franco Laura Palma Adrian Rubio Fabiana Perzabal Alejandro Lukini Luis Miguel Lombana Carmen Madrid Angelica Aragon
Theme music composer	Mauricio Abaroa
Opening theme	"Vive" by Marta Sánchez and Samuel Castelli
Country of origin	Colombia
Original language	Spanish
No. of episodes	138
Production
Executive producers	Disney Media Latin Networks: Fernando Barbosa Leonardo Aranguibel Season 1: Alberto Santini Lara Yuldor Gutiérrez Season 2: Pedro Lira Pedro Luevano
Producers	Season 1: Juan David Burns Season 2: Elisa Salinas
Production locations	Bogotá, Colombia
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	42 minutes
Production companies	RCN Television Azteca Disney Media Networks Latin America
Original release
Network	Azteca Trece
Release	9 November 2011 (2011-11-09) – 25 May 2012 (2012-05-25)
Related
Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice, A Corazón Abierto (Colombian telenovela)

A Corazón Abierto is a Colombian telenovela produced by RCN Television in collaboration with Vista Production (first season only) and Disney Media Network Latin America.^[1] Based on Shonda Rhimes' Grey's Anatomy, it is adapted and supervised by Colombian writer, Fernando Gaitán.^[2] It marks the return of Sergio Basañez as a protagonist with the presentation of Iliana Fox as a protagonist. It also marks the return of Angélica Aragón to the television screen after 8 years of abstinence, since El Regreso, Juan David Burns as producer, and Raul Quintanilla as director. It was originally planned to air on Azteca 7, but was changed to Azteca 13, replacing Emperatriz, on 9 November 2011. It was filmed in Colombia for eight months, from February to October 2011. In December 2011, Azteca 13 executives extended the novela for another 58 episodes,^[3] making a total of 138 episodes. 2012 episodes are filmed in Mexico, instead of Colombia. Elisa Salinas replaced her husband, Juan David Burns, as the producer in the second season. Filming of the second season ended on 17 April. Due to successful public reception, the producers plans for another season. The executives of Azteca discussed with Disney Media Networks for a third season, but later cancelled the idea.^[4]

• Cristóbal Orellana
• Luis Carlos
• Cristian Iker Rosas

The role of Maria Alejandra was actually given to Edith González, but was replaced by Adriana Louvier, and eventually Iliana Fox. Later, Gonzalez stars in Cielo rojo, and Louvier in Emperatriz. Most cast and crews have worked together in other telenovelas produced by Azteca such as Cuando seas mía (Fernando Gaitan, Elisa Salinas, Juan David Burns, Sergio Basanez, Iliana Fox, Rodrigo Abed, Rodrigo Cachero, and Alejandro Lukini) and La duda (Jose Carlos Rodriguez, Fabiana Perzabal). Venezuelan actress Johanna Morales is promoted from recurring role to starring role in Episode 74.

The second season is filmed in Mexico. Since Venezuelan actress Johanna Morales could not continue to stay in Mexico, therefore her character is killed off.