Vladimir Bruciaga

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.

Aspiring singer Franco de la Rosa sneaks into the Viña del Mar International Song Festival with the help of his unscrupulous manager and becomes an overnight sensation with his song "Chica Rica".

During a rainy night, in the streets of what used to be the Federal District, Bartolo, a sad young man, boards an old and peculiar taxi, inside which he claims to have been left by his wife for another man, to which the driver, Damián, responds by inviting him for some drinks in a very charming and familiar little place where he was already headed anyway. After a couple of hours and another of caguamas, amid confessions and smoke, Bartolo will end up sealing his fate by being taken to the hellish destiny he deserves.

When their father decides to move to Europe, Javier and Manolo's comfortable lives are threatened because neither one of them has learned to be self-reliant.

A gang of women traffickers, who force the women they run to drug their clients to steal their belongings, commit a crime by abusing the ophthalmic drops with which they drug their clients.

Federico finds his father dead and calls his brother, who decides to hire a medium to get in touch with the dead man. However, their father now seems to love opera.

Gonzalo pays his cousin Andres a visit to bring him terrible news: their grandfather has died and has left them out of his will. On that same day, one of Andres' neighbors asks them to stay at her apartment while she goes out.