Tea Alberti

On October 13, 1972, Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, chartered to take a rugby team to Chile, crashes into a glacier in the heart of the Andes.

This is the story of Guido and Gael, two brothers who inherit their father's passion for piano. From an early age, Guido shows remarkable talent, becoming the focus of their father's unfulfilled dreams of musical success, while Gael grows up under their mother's protective care. Years later, Guido works as a classical piano session musician dreaming of fame, while Gael studies Law like his mother, though his passion for jazz piano never fades. When Gael brings news of an audition that could launch a career, Guido dismisses it, until he learns Gael has signed up. Their father, determined to secure Guido's success, enters him into the competition as well. As the brothers prepare, Guido under his father's pressure, Gael balancing studies with his mother's support. This clash of styles and talents builds toward an audition that will ultimately bring reconciliation and harmony between them.

After skipping a school class, Guido returns home and faces his mother.

In a dystopian future, Sergio Karnak, a former police officer, has to struck a deal with a dangerous and perverted crime lord in the hopes of finding his lost sister, pushing him to the limits of his own morality.

Tells the irruption of a John Lennon impersonator, whom a stunt manager presents as the real idol, deceiving a famous television host who plans fearsome revenge.

Gaspar is forced to leave the band he created when Ludovico, Coco, Juani, and Ulises accuse him of stealing money from their shows. The accusation goes viral and leads to a social media outcry as FreeKs grows more successful without him. Gaspar tries to find the person who framed him and watches his former bandmates being manipulated by the music industry. He will have to prove his innocence in order to reclaim his place in the band.