Hugo del Valle

Violeta, when looking for options to become more attractive to her husband, decides to join the less suitable people, the owners of a very well organized prostitution network from which nothing and nobody has left.

A wealthy family is betrayed by their own grandson, who is inclined to drugs and plans a robbery of his grandfather.

A disgraced, unappreciative, and dishonest traitor lends his help to take down his boss Jesus Cano, a respected landowner who he betrays just out of hate and envy, using his trucks to transport drugs from the most wanted drug trafficker Reyes. His name is Chano and because of his appearance they call him "El Cara De Chango" (Monkey Face).

Tania wants to be a journalist and write about how bad people live under the current government. This is how she gets to know the hell of drugs and gangs.

In the middle of a war for the distribution of drugs, the most powerful capo, known as the father of all, meets an unemployed young man, in whom he places all his trust, making him his right hand in a very short time.

Set in the west, Cuenta Saldada tells the story of Vicente (Gerardo Albarrán), a man who is injured when he is singing. The protagonist is so bad that he is on the verge of death, but he resists because his family needs him urgently and resigns himself to live until everything is in order.

There is a serial killer and the detectives try to capture him. Someone brings him women willing to migrate to the United States, he sexually abuses them and kills them.

Alan is a writer who wants to write a novel about "The Subway Killer." With the help of his uncle, a police officer, he begins interviewing the accused. The interviews take unexpected turns.