Aguacero is a dystopian drama set in 2019, after torrential rains devastated the country and plunged it into crisis. The story follows Carlos Muñoz and his daughter Valeria, who face a crucial decision: to leave or to stay. While their safety is threatened outside, old family conflicts and regrets resurface at home.
Patricia Alves
Valeria Muñoz
Rafael Gil
Carlos Muñoz
Penélope Ortiz
Aurora Muñoz
Victoria Linares
Yuli
Juan Carlos Sosa
Keiner
Aguacero is a dystopian drama set in 2019, after torrential rains devastated the country and plunged it into crisis. The story follows Carlos Muñoz and his daughter Valeria, who face a crucial decision: to leave or to stay. While their safety is threatened outside, old family conflicts and regrets resurface at home.
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