Ramon Alfonso Peña

A woman going through emotional grief takes a trip to the beach in search of inner peace.

1918. 1st U.S. Intervention in the Dominican Republic. Two American's marines walk in an old and forgotten reed bed looking for an special unit called "Los Abejones".

The career of Dominican Merengue Típico singer Fefita La Grande.

Chanel, who has led her entire family to believe she lives in New York, faces a threat when a voicemail message threatens to expose her double life.

Over the weekend, Andrea visits her father, Alberto, who suffers from Alzheimer's and wants to ride a mysterious white horse that, for some reason, Andrea feels has bad intentions towards her father and, before returning to her village, she wants to make it disappear.

Young girl from the Dominican slums, parents drug addicts; she dreams about living somewhere else. She becomes the leader of a criminal gang; bullied for being a woman they consider transgender; Mario, a drug dealer, tries to force her to work for him. When he wins her confidence, leaves her pregnant and steals her loot, things change very quickly for Rafaela. Betrayed, she'll do whatever it takes to get revenge, avoid the police and get away before her baby is born.

Macario believes that his daughter is the witch responsible for the deaths of several children in the village; tormented, he takes refuge in the mountains to sacrifice her.

In a desolate town in the Cibao region, two brothers and their mother live in the midst of a crisis. Their father, a perico ripiao musician, has been murdered for speaking out against the Trujillo dictatorship. This prevents Luis, the older brother, from obtaining his mother's approval to accept a long-awaited scholarship to a polytechnic school in the capital. Patria gradually changes her mind, while Chico, her younger brother, can't understand why Luis wants to leave.