Moisés Quiñones

Cielo is a mother whose teenage daughter is kidnapped in Northern Mexico. When the authorities offer no support in the search, Cielo takes matters into her own hands and transforms from housewife into a vengeful militant.

In the 1940s, in a town in southern Sonora, Mexico, people begin to disappear. Soon after, some are found dead and mutilated. Vicente Ruíz, the police commissioner, begins the hunt, hoping for a mistake.

Carlos is forced by his father to follow the family tradition of being bullfighters. He will try to fulfill his father's conviction and will realize that this is not his purpose.

Diego wishes to take his mother's ashes to the place where they used to spend time together. However, his Tsuru is stolen with the urn inside and Diego will be involved in a path where he will do everything to get it back.

Is the heartbreaking story of a young woman determined to escape her dark past and adopt her niece from a government orphanage. To meet the strict criteria for adoption, Ana is working at a local hotel, attending interviews at the orphanage, and trying to save money for an apartment. When a judge explains her case cannot proceed for lack of a 'suitable home', Ana employs desperate measures to find the necessary cash. An admiring co-worker - Fernando - sees her desperation and offers to help, but after Ana agrees she finds herself drawn into a tragic romance. Soon, Ana's past comes back to haunt her. She is pulled back into a toxic life of vice that brings her into direct conflict with Fernando, her own inner demons, and the ruthless criminals who seek to destroy any chance of Ana becoming a mother.