Juan Minujín

Famed reporter Ema Garay, known for catching criminals, faces a dilemma when the suspect in a teen's disappearance turns out to be someone close to her.

Guillermo Coppola, manager of the most famous soccer player, struggles to balance his hectic private life with the unexpected repercussions of his client's actions. After sporting success, he faces a rapid decline in his career.

Laura and Antonia are lifelong friends, but they are water and oil, they adore and complement each other. In the couples of both there is love and wear; the passage of time finds them holding a marriage of 18 years and with children. The two conclude that they are in a stage where there seems to be only one opportunity for things to be different. Will they be willing to put love to the test?

Miguel (Juan Minujin), a former Argentinian cop, is sent by a judge to get into a prison in order to find the kidnapper of his daughter as a result of a favor. Once in there, he changes his name to Pastor Peña, and tries to survive by gaining the confidence of the recluses. Meanwhile, the Superintendent of the Prison (Gerardo Romano), a social psychologist (Martina Gusmán) and one of the most important recluses, who controlls the prison from inside (Claudio Rissi) are part of this big mafia structure.