Centered on the life of Victoria (Jennifer Gleichman), an agent for the company Novoa Industries, and her partner Daniel (Adrie Buendia), they are sent to retrieve a package, but before it can be delivered, Daniel mysteriously disappears. Unaware of the package's contents, it is suspected that Daniel's disappearance is connected to Novoa Industries.
Jennifer Gleichman
Victoria
Adrie Buendia
Daniel
Gilbert Yañez
Alex
Nhayib Quintero
John Miller/Argón
Ana Camila Granados
Alexandra
Gian Beluche
Nicolás
Erick Miranda
Thomas
Centered on the life of Victoria (Jennifer Gleichman), an agent for the company Novoa Industries, and her partner Daniel (Adrie Buendia), they are sent to retrieve a package, but before it can be delivered, Daniel mysteriously disappears. Unaware of the package's contents, it is suspected that Daniel's disappearance is connected to Novoa Industries.
In this new era, Catalina, now head of the DEA in Colombia, has a new challenge: to track down a criminal organization that is trafficking a new synthetic drug. What she ignores is that her daughter is part of the Cartel that traffics them and that Yésica, her worst enemy, is infiltrated in the DEA.
Ian Mitchell is a lawyer and father who one day receives a box containing a gun and a picture of a stranger, along with instructions to kill the pictured person. He is subsequently attacked by another stranger, and discovers that he has been chosen by a mysterious organization known as The Watchers to participate in a lethal game.
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A Tokyo business man returns to his home country of Mexico where he must battle rivals to replace his grandfather as the head of a cartel.
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Camila meets her Prince Charming through a dating app. After an idyllic romance, she plans to surprise him — only to end up trapped in a false paradise.