Ana's Revenge (2020–…): Season 1, Episode 16 - Episode #1.16 - full transcript
A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES
Mommy!
Mejía for president, gentlemen!
Pay attention because we have
the results of the big survey
carried out
by the strategic media alliance
just three months
before the first round of voting.
Guillermo León Mejía from
the Democratic Force party leads the polls
with 23 percent,
followed by Ramiro Pérez,
the Union and Renewal candidate
who dropped four points
since the first survey.
Magda Meneses,
from the National Salvation party,
went up two points
and remains in third
with ten percent,
followed by candidate Osman Diaz
from the Vertical Path party.
The intention of votes
for the presidential elections...
- Good morning.
- Hey.
Did you see the news?
How wonderful.
Thank goodness this worked out for us.
Yes, indeed. For a moment,
I thought it wasn't going to work.
But today Mejía is four points ahead
of Pérez for the first time.
And he's the firm and protective leader
that the country needs.
Thanks to you.
What a load of bullshit, right?
They look like the perfect,
loving and united family.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE'S DAUGHTER
HAS BEEN RESCUED
"Look like" being the key words.
What happens next?
I have to get rid of Santiago.
He's the only one I couldn't win over.
- Hi.
- Mr. De la Torre, good morning.
- Thank you. How are you?
- Give me a second.
Of course.
- Hey, Pablo, how are you?
- Ramiro. I'm good. How are you?
- What a surprise. Welcome.
- Thank you.
I'm sorry I just showed up
without an appointment.
No, don't worry.
You're at home.
- Thank you.
- Go ahead.
- How are you? Tell me.
- Good.
I think what you're proposing
is a great opportunity
to help build
the country we need, right?
- Exactly. That's the idea.
- Okay.
I want to be honest with you.
For a long time,
I refused to get into politics because,
well, you know how shady
that business can be.
But you propose a new vision of things.
A new order.
And that excites me.
I feel that's the right way, Ramiro.
So I want to help you
to become president.
With my little experience, right?
Man, Pablo, this is an honor for me.
Thank you, because your support
is so important to our political efforts.
And we surely will be the ones
who'll manage this country
for the next four years.
Make no mistake about that.
And thanks for bringing me aboard.
You don't know
how important it is to me
to return to work for the people
on a macro level.
That's why I wanted you on our team,
because I know
you want to work for the greater good.
Well,
I'm available.
Tell me how we do this.
Pablo, let's see.
- I want you to be my campaign manager.
- I don't understand.
- Don't you have someone already?
- Yes, Mark Salinas temporarily,
but he'll continue working
on his own stuff, as political advisor.
I need someone like you here
with that organizational capacity,
with that ability you have
to communicate with the rest of the team.
Someone who keeps a cool head,
who can analyze,
and make important decisions
in the face of difficult situations
that we'll have to face.
You're that person, Pablo.
- What do you say?
- I can't wait to start.
Wonderful, Pablo!
- Thank you. Thanks, Ramiro.
- Thank you.
Welcome, Pablo.
- Good afternoon.
- Miss Analía Guerrero.
- Yes.
- What's that?
Wow.
- May I?
- Sure.
"I wonder if the stars light up
so everyone can find their own."
It's a quote from my favorite book.
Pablo sent it to me.
Last night I was visiting Helena
at his house.
I wanted to know how she was
and we started talking.
You talked, and nothing else...
We decided that we'll give ourselves
the opportunity to see what happens.
That's good, I love it,
but where's your excitement?
Well, he's getting a divorce.
It's not something we should
be telling everyone about.
Yes, I know that.
But you can tell me the truth
about what you're feeling.
- Are you happy?
- More than ever.
I love it.
You deserve it, you deserve to be happy.
After all of this, you deserve
happiness and to be with Pablo.
Besides, yours is a lifelong thing.
Well, anyway, we have
a lot of work to do, both of us.
Yeah. I have a feeling
that today will be a great day.
Through Marta, we will find Inés.
We'll finally know what happened between
Mejía and your mother all those years ago.
- Enough talk. Let's get down to it.
- Yes.
The day started off on the right foot.
How are you, honey?
How's your morning going?
Hi, Mommy.
I'm good. I'm having breakfast
before I go to school.
- Naomi will take me.
- Why? Isn't your dad there?
- No, he left early.
- How's your ankle doing?
Better.
Analía came to visit us last night.
And she gave me something
that I love.
She stayed a while
and we ate pizza.
And until what time
did she stay with you guys?
I don't know.
I went to sleep.
And Analía stayed to talk to Dad.
We laughed a lot.
I like her very much.
Honey, I have another call.
I'll call you later, okay?
- Bye.
- I love you, honey. Bye.
Hello.
Hi.
Yes, I've thought about it
and I want us to proceed with the matter
that I told you about.
Yes. Right now.
- I'm divorcing Carolina.
- What?
What happened?
Things haven't been going well
for a while.
Maybe, I don't know, we wanted
to deny it because of Helena,
but the decision has been made.
Pablo, Carolina isn't the best,
but at the end of the day,
she's your wife,
the mother of your daughter.
I think you should try to fix things.
No, Mom, no. We tried
a thousand times and we couldn't.
We're already separating.
Carolina is in Chile
and we just have to do this legally.
What a shame, son.
What can I tell you
if you've made up your mind?
It's a very sad situation, son.
Well, if that's the way things are,
you know you have
our unconditional support
for whatever you might need.
I know, Dad. I know.
And I appreciate that.
On the other hand,
I want to tell you that...
I'm going to dedicate myself fully
to politics.
That's good!
I see that you finally
listened to Guillermo.
No, Dad,
this has nothing to do with Guillermo.
They made me an offer,
I accepted it...
and I'll be part
of the Ramiro Pérez presidential campaign.
What?
My God, Pablo,
how could you even say that?
You know that we support Memo
not only for his ideas,
but also because he's family.
Dad, I've never agreed
with Guillermo's ideas.
And please,
let's not argue about that.
- The decision has been made.
- Pablo, my God.
Don't you realize that this is
like declaring war on Guillermo?
Mom, I've never done anything
with that in mind.
And everyone here is free
to have their own opinion
as to whom to vote for
to lead this country.
In my mind, that person is Ramiro Pérez.
Yes, son, but with what you're doing
you're putting us in a very...
- Dad!
- What's happening?
- Dad!
- What's happening?
- Dad, what's wrong?
- Honey, what is it?
Look at me. Where does it hurt?
Here, in your back?
Mom, call an ambulance, please.
- It's a cramp.
- Where? In your back?
Look at me, breathe...
Dad. Yeah, breathe.
Look at me, breathe.
- What happened, Mom?
- Hello, honey.
Where is he?
He's in the ER,
but nobody has told me anything.
- Okay, Mom, listen. Hi.
- What happened?
Dr. Cristian Ortiz
is treating him, okay?
- Thank God.
- Yes, Mom, take it easy.
They're already running tests
- to see what's wrong.
- Did they rule out a heart attack?
Yes, that's been ruled out.
But it has to be
something very serious, Pablo.
Mom, listen to me.
You won't help him by worrying, okay?
You have to be optimistic.
- Okay.
- Okay? Mom.
- We'll wait for the results.
- Yes.
Are you Marta Montañez?
Yes, ma'am. What can I do for you?
You worked
for the De la Torre family, right?
Well, I worked for them
until my arthritis put an end to it.
I started dropping things unintentionally
and Mrs. Eugenia preferred that I retire.
Look, I know it seems strange to you
that I'm here.
I'm looking for a person who also worked
for the De la Torre family
with you years ago.
Inés, but I don't remember her last name.
Do you know where I can find her
or what has become of her?
- Inés Naranjo?
- Yes.
She died three years ago.
Why are you asking me
about her?
Because I'm friends
with the De la Torres and I knew her.
I wanted to talk to her
about a job.
Are you sure that Inés died?
Well, of course, I went to her funeral.
And how did she die?
What happened?
An accident.
She left the De la Torre family
because of...
another accident.
Or a crime, I don't know.
What do you mean by that?
Darelis.
One of their housekeepers
who died more than 20 years ago.
After that,
Inesita left almost immediately.
And did she say why?
Why did she leave like that?
Why is that so interesting to you?
No, it's purely out of curiosity.
Forgive me for being nosy.
Don't worry.
It's just that
remembering those things is...
Inesita used to speak
with plenty of regret about Darelis.
May they both rest in peace.
Yes.
Please take this.
- No, I can't...
- No...
On the contrary, you were very kind.
Thank you very much, young lady.
And take care of those hands.
Thank you.
Have a nice day.
Pancreatic cancer?
Unfortunately, that's the diagnosis.
How couldn't we have known?
Unfortunately, in most cases,
this type of cancer is only detected
when it is very advanced.
Which stage is it in?
Cristian,
tell me the whole truth.
You know me.
Please, don't hide anything from me.
All right.
It has already metastasized.
Okay.
We'll move forward.
Let's start an aggressive treatment,
Cristian, please.
My dad is strong
and can take anything.
Pablo, in the state your dad is in,
I don't recommend any treatment.
What do you mean, Cristian?
Please.
Pablo, try to understand.
I prefer the truth,
cruel and hard as it may be,
before being fed false hopes.
To tell you the truth,
the future doesn't look good.
Alright.
Cristian, thank you very much.
My dad and I
are going to get a second opinion.
Of course, you have every right to do so.
I understand.
What second opinion, Pablo? My God.
Cristian has been our family doctor
for years.
- He's an expert on this subject.
- Dad, let's go, please.
TOPPING THE POLLS
This rat is so lucky.
He landed on his feet again.
- Yes, but thanks to Analía.
- Yes, sir, and she's coming down hard.
- Hello, beautiful, what's up?
- Listen to this one!
- Froggy has arrived in Rome.
- What's up?
- Well, what's up, Froggy?
- I came to celebrate.
We did a very good job
getting Sofia out. We are tough.
Congratulations. Great work.
No, seriously.
Froggy and I are a very good team.
Of course.
Old Man Mejía was in a great mood
- because you're pure gold to him.
- Thanks.
Also, his wife and children adore me.
Now there's only one left to go
in that family, right?
- Which one?
- Santiago.
He could be a stone in my shoe.
- And you want us to help you remove it?
- Yes, but later.
First I want to celebrate
because it's been a while
since I've been this happy.
It's on me.
- You're finally paying!
- That's what I'm saying.
You should, since you didn't bring
anything from Mexico.
- Look at her, she's mad.
- You could've brought some tequila
or something to make a toast...
I'll show you.
A drunk arrives and says,
"Here's to the ones that pee
and the ones that don't."
No, stop embarrassing yourself.
- Cheers, girl.
- Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
- What a bunch of nonsense.
- That's okay.
You probably didn't understand it.
- Wait a minute. One second.
- I didn't.
- Hello. What's up?
- Should I explain "the ones that pee"?
It's time for that guy
to return the merchandise, right?
Okay.
- Sure.
- Where were we?
What time is it? I've got to go
and make lunch.
Otoniel won't take long to arrive.
For real?
Yes, see you later then?
Let him make his own lunch.
Is he a cripple?
Don't go.
Who's asking you? Shut up.
We haven't been able to talk
since I arrived.
Froggy, it's not you.
It's me.
- You make the time and I will too.
- Okay. Just a hug, then.
What's wrong?
- You just hugged me hard.
- Let's see, what is it?
It's nothing. That guy
left a basket in a weird place
and it fell on my arm.
But I'm made of rubber, it doesn't hurt.
Okay, Froggy. See you later?
- Yes.
- What was that?
Someone just told me
there's a snitch over there
taking photos of me.
- When did they tell you that?
- Just now. That's what the call was about.
I know I'm not a charmer
who's liked by everyone,
but there must be someone
out there who wants to do me.
No, it's not you.
It's me.
- Santiago.
- The stone in the shoe?
Yes. On my way here,
I thought someone was following me.
I turned around,
but I didn't see anyone.
So what do we do?
Toto, whoever it is,
he can't make it out of here.
I got you.
Shut your mouth
or I'll kill you, asshole.
Memo, I'm totally committed
to getting you a vice president,
but you don't like
any of the candidates I show you.
Because it's a subject
that cannot be handled lightly.
Whoever my partner is
must complement me
in my weak areas.
Well, my proposal is based
on making alliances
with other political parties.
No, it's not enough.
We already discussed it with Analía,
and I need someone who'll connect
with people on another level,
who will have their ears.
According to the polls, you've got
high numbers among poor people.
That may be momentary
and thanks to Sofia's kidnapping.
I mean what we did with Analía.
Relax.
Don't worry, I understand.
And you're right.
Right now people are with us,
but we don't know if that's going to last.
Pérez hasn't shown his hand yet.
He's such a mystery.
No one knows
about his vice president.
Yes, you're right about that,
it's a mystery, but we cannot allow...
Pérez to impose his agenda.
First, we have to present
who your vice president will be.
- That would hit him hard.
- That's right.
I want to be ahead
and give him a strong blow.
But we need to make a list
with the actual candidates.
Analía...
Where's Analía?
She must've decided you meant it
about her taking a break.
- Call her. I want her here.
- I'm on it.
So? Will you tell me
who asked you to follow us?
If you don't let me go,
you'll be in serious trouble.
I'm so scared!
Do you think you are
in a position to threaten us?
Check it out.
The man is a paparazzi.
Shut up, man.
According to the date,
this was last night.
No wonder he has
that stupid face, right?
Shut this jerk up.
Do you work for Santiago Castiblanco?
Answer, come on.
Did you already
deliver this material to him?
No, ma'am. I'll deliver it tomorrow.
If you're lying to us...
No, sir.
- Shut up, shut up.
- Hey, Toto.
Neither Santiago nor Mejía
can see those photos, okay?
What do we do with this guy?
Let him go.
- But he'll tell them everything...
- It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.
The important thing
is that the material should be destroyed
and that there's no copy of it.
Fine.
Thank you...
Do you need something?
I didn't say hi because when I arrived
you were already in a meeting.
And what were you doing here?
I was looking for you.
You're right.
My place is to be by your side
supporting you, and here I am.
All right. I love that attitude.
Welcome back.
You still haven't told me
what you were looking for.
For the copies of diplomas
for the campaign staff.
It's been a while
since I left, and...
I remember giving copies
to you, yeah?
Focus.
There's work to be done.
Do you know how to count?
Yes.
Count on that.
Hey.
Since we are being so funny...
I know I've been a little hard on you.
And...
Well, I did it because...
I know all the potential you have,
what you're capable of,
that you can go very far.
I'll tell Santiago
to return the files to you
and put you back in charge
of the campaign finances.
I'm not going to let you down again, Dad.
I know you won't.
Fajardo, where are you?
Call me as soon as you get this.
I need the report, man.
What a dumb-ass.
Hey, how nice to see you.
I wanted to ask you something.
- Tell me.
- What's your problem with me?
Problem? I don't have one.
We don't have to lie to each other.
I know you sent someone
to follow me.
Analía, please,
you're not that important.
You're confused.
Anyway, I like saying things face to face.
If you have something to ask,
well, go ahead, shoot.
- No, I've nothing to ask.
- But I do.
Does Guillermo already know
that you sent someone to follow me?
Based on that face, he doesn't.
You like saying things
face to face. Great.
I don't trust you.
You may have Guillermo confused,
hypnotized...
but you know what?
To answer your question, yes, he knows.
Besides, he knows very well
the kind of friends
you surround yourself with.
Criminals.
Your intuition, or whatever
is behind all of this, is failing you.
Now, if the plan is to start looking
into people's secrets,
I can also start looking into yours.
Go ahead, because I have nothing to hide.
I see you're feeling nervous.
Should I start looking?
Because I've got the means to do it.
And unlike what I saw today,
you won't have any idea
when you're being followed.
I'll leave you be, Santi,
I know you're very busy.
Have a good day.
Shit.
I'm sorry I'm late.
No, don't worry.
Have a drink with me.
- I thought you were upset.
- Why?
I just had a nasty conversation
with Santiago, to be honest.
Really?
What happened?
Look, I don't want to create a problem
with your closest and oldest collaborator,
but if what I just discovered is true,
that means
from this moment on,
you and I no longer work together.
Okay. Be straight with me.
Santiago sent someone to follow me
and I want to know if you gave the order.
I would never do that, Analía.
You've proved your unconditional loyalty
and I'll prove mine.
Do you believe me?
I don't doubt it.
And besides,
my closest collaborator is you.
Could you tell my children
that we'll meet in two minutes
back in the conference room, please?
Thank you.
Why did you send someone
to follow Analía?
Well, Memo, your safety is my priority.
Don't be stupid, Santiago!
Look, I've been honest with you,
and I don't trust that woman.
And did you discover anything shady
by tailing her indiscreetly?
I'll tell you something.
I want you to look me in the eyes.
Thanks to that lady,
for the first time in my blessed life,
I feel close to the presidency.
And if I had to choose
between her and you,
don't doubt for one second...
who'd be the one to leave.
Did I say you could go?
Go.
That's life.
But you have to accept things
with integrity,
- face them and move forward.
- Dad...
we'll find a treatment for you.
You know what?
I'm a little tired. I'll lie down.
- Want some help?
- No...
There's no need.
I can still fend for myself.
What am I going to do?
I can't function without your dad, Pablo.
My God, what am I going to do?
Calm down, Mom.
Listen to me.
You're not alone.
You have my brother and me...
for everything you need, Mom. Okay?
And we'll face this as a family.
We're united
and we support each other, Mom. Okay?
Calm down.
Vice president.
Can you think of someone?
We can take a look at the ethnic groups
where you might have
several interesting candidates.
An indigenous or minority leader?
Not necessarily a leader,
but rather community managers.
An activist?
A woman.
She has fought hard for equity,
for gender and also for communities.
Who?
Liliana Camargo, Pérez's ex.
Please, who gave you that idea?
That's absurd.
It sounds good to me.
Yes, me too.
They say they didn't end very well.
We can use that to our advantage.
Liliana is highly respected
by women and by forgotten communities
to whom she has given voice
across the country.
Yes.
We can use her bad relationship with Pérez
to bring her to us.
I can arrange everything,
but you'll have the last word.
Go ahead.
Convince her.
This illness...
has made me look
to the near future...
- where I obviously won't be.
- Dad.
Dad, please.
You'll be there,
because we'll do everything possible
- so that you are, okay?
- Pablo, listen to me.
You listen too, David.
Both of you, listen.
What I would like is for...
you to go back to the family business.
Sure, Dad,
we can talk about that later.
You know we can talk about it,
but there are more important things, Dad.
Yes. Besides, isn't Santiago
supposed to be in charge of everything?
- Sure.
- That's why, my boy.
I can't just leave my things
in his hands,
in the hands of Santiago.
And when I'm gone, what?
- We'll think positively, okay?
- Exactly, Dad. That's the main thing.
You'll get better,
and then we'll talk about this topic.
Damn it.
You guys don't get it.
What I want is for you to...
take charge
of the construction company.
Yes, Dad.
Of course, no problem.
We'll do it.
David and I are going to do it.
Just don't get upset.
Do you promise?
Yes, Dad.
Do you promise?
Well...
I have no problem with Juan Mario
continuing to manage
the campaign finances.
But?
Because you always have a "but."
But I feel displaced, Memo.
As if I didn't belong on the campaign.
If that's the case,
it's because of your own actions.
Or for the lack of them.
Come on, Memo,
I've been with you throughout your career,
I've supported you, and now even more.
I'm pushing hard
to get you to the presidency.
You know what I think?
That you were in a comfort zone
for many years
and you became mediocre.
And now that Analía has arrived,
you feel threatened.
- Not at all, Guillermo.
- You've failed more than once.
Okay, so let's say it's time to improve.
But don't forget that we're family,
and that's the important thing.
But not the only thing.
Now, I'm so glad
that you acknowledge your mistakes,
but you must do me a favor.
Change that nasty image
I have of you now.
Because if you don't,
you won't be able to continue with me.
I hope you don't make mistakes
and get sloppy.
- What?
- Look at the mess I'm in.
I had to endure his crap for years
and I have no proof of anything.
I have nothing to defend myself
against Guillermo.
I hope you're smarter than that.
Excuse me.
Go on.
Did you tell him
that he had you followed?
Did you tell Mejía?
That's how you deal
with that kind of person.
You scare them
by making the shit hit the fan.
How did Mejía react?
He got angry.
Now you know that you're untouchable.
We're making progress.
Yes, now we have to wait
for Santiago to make a mistake
and hopefully we'll find out
what he's hiding.
How did it go for you?
I don't want to ruin your day.
I found Marta Montañez.
She told me that Inés was dead.
Okay.
That was my key to knowing
what really happened
between Mejía and my mom.
I know and I'm so sorry.
I won't give up.
Let me handle this with Benji.
You already have too much
on your plate.
Toño, how's it going?
What do you mean?
There's got to be something
on Santiago Castiblanco.
It's impossible that there's nothing.
I've hacked all of his accounts,
his email, his cellphone.
He's clean.
He couldn't be more normal.
He has a checking account,
two trusts, none of it is illegal,
and he doesn't even have traffic tickets.
- Women, sporadic lovers...
- Nothing.
- Men.
- Neither.
It's not possible, Benji.
That guy has been with Mejía for 20 years.
I mean, he has to be hiding something.
Let's see.
You have to investigate differently.
- Not through networks, not virtually.
- Okay.
I'm Santiago Castiblanco and I have
accompanied Mr. Guillermo León Mejía
throughout his political life.
Today he's a presidential candidate.
I'm not only linked to him
through politics,
but we're also family,
since I'm his brother-in-law.
But I've also been the person
who has managed
all his businesses outside of the law,
and with this document
I'm putting it all on the record.
Thank you very much
for staying up late, Naomi.
- With pleasure, sir.
- That's good.
I'll see you early tomorrow, okay?
Of course. Have a good night, sir.
PABLO, I RECEIVED A NOTICE FROM COURT,
CAROLINA'S SUING YOU.
WHEN CAN WE TALK?
My God, it can't be.
I can't keep fooling myself...
About what?
With what's going on with us.
The thing is, I haven't felt this way
about anyone before either.
What bad timing!
This can't be happening
at the worst time in my...
Subtitle translation by: Damián Lighterman
Mommy!
Mejía for president, gentlemen!
Pay attention because we have
the results of the big survey
carried out
by the strategic media alliance
just three months
before the first round of voting.
Guillermo León Mejía from
the Democratic Force party leads the polls
with 23 percent,
followed by Ramiro Pérez,
the Union and Renewal candidate
who dropped four points
since the first survey.
Magda Meneses,
from the National Salvation party,
went up two points
and remains in third
with ten percent,
followed by candidate Osman Diaz
from the Vertical Path party.
The intention of votes
for the presidential elections...
- Good morning.
- Hey.
Did you see the news?
How wonderful.
Thank goodness this worked out for us.
Yes, indeed. For a moment,
I thought it wasn't going to work.
But today Mejía is four points ahead
of Pérez for the first time.
And he's the firm and protective leader
that the country needs.
Thanks to you.
What a load of bullshit, right?
They look like the perfect,
loving and united family.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE'S DAUGHTER
HAS BEEN RESCUED
"Look like" being the key words.
What happens next?
I have to get rid of Santiago.
He's the only one I couldn't win over.
- Hi.
- Mr. De la Torre, good morning.
- Thank you. How are you?
- Give me a second.
Of course.
- Hey, Pablo, how are you?
- Ramiro. I'm good. How are you?
- What a surprise. Welcome.
- Thank you.
I'm sorry I just showed up
without an appointment.
No, don't worry.
You're at home.
- Thank you.
- Go ahead.
- How are you? Tell me.
- Good.
I think what you're proposing
is a great opportunity
to help build
the country we need, right?
- Exactly. That's the idea.
- Okay.
I want to be honest with you.
For a long time,
I refused to get into politics because,
well, you know how shady
that business can be.
But you propose a new vision of things.
A new order.
And that excites me.
I feel that's the right way, Ramiro.
So I want to help you
to become president.
With my little experience, right?
Man, Pablo, this is an honor for me.
Thank you, because your support
is so important to our political efforts.
And we surely will be the ones
who'll manage this country
for the next four years.
Make no mistake about that.
And thanks for bringing me aboard.
You don't know
how important it is to me
to return to work for the people
on a macro level.
That's why I wanted you on our team,
because I know
you want to work for the greater good.
Well,
I'm available.
Tell me how we do this.
Pablo, let's see.
- I want you to be my campaign manager.
- I don't understand.
- Don't you have someone already?
- Yes, Mark Salinas temporarily,
but he'll continue working
on his own stuff, as political advisor.
I need someone like you here
with that organizational capacity,
with that ability you have
to communicate with the rest of the team.
Someone who keeps a cool head,
who can analyze,
and make important decisions
in the face of difficult situations
that we'll have to face.
You're that person, Pablo.
- What do you say?
- I can't wait to start.
Wonderful, Pablo!
- Thank you. Thanks, Ramiro.
- Thank you.
Welcome, Pablo.
- Good afternoon.
- Miss Analía Guerrero.
- Yes.
- What's that?
Wow.
- May I?
- Sure.
"I wonder if the stars light up
so everyone can find their own."
It's a quote from my favorite book.
Pablo sent it to me.
Last night I was visiting Helena
at his house.
I wanted to know how she was
and we started talking.
You talked, and nothing else...
We decided that we'll give ourselves
the opportunity to see what happens.
That's good, I love it,
but where's your excitement?
Well, he's getting a divorce.
It's not something we should
be telling everyone about.
Yes, I know that.
But you can tell me the truth
about what you're feeling.
- Are you happy?
- More than ever.
I love it.
You deserve it, you deserve to be happy.
After all of this, you deserve
happiness and to be with Pablo.
Besides, yours is a lifelong thing.
Well, anyway, we have
a lot of work to do, both of us.
Yeah. I have a feeling
that today will be a great day.
Through Marta, we will find Inés.
We'll finally know what happened between
Mejía and your mother all those years ago.
- Enough talk. Let's get down to it.
- Yes.
The day started off on the right foot.
How are you, honey?
How's your morning going?
Hi, Mommy.
I'm good. I'm having breakfast
before I go to school.
- Naomi will take me.
- Why? Isn't your dad there?
- No, he left early.
- How's your ankle doing?
Better.
Analía came to visit us last night.
And she gave me something
that I love.
She stayed a while
and we ate pizza.
And until what time
did she stay with you guys?
I don't know.
I went to sleep.
And Analía stayed to talk to Dad.
We laughed a lot.
I like her very much.
Honey, I have another call.
I'll call you later, okay?
- Bye.
- I love you, honey. Bye.
Hello.
Hi.
Yes, I've thought about it
and I want us to proceed with the matter
that I told you about.
Yes. Right now.
- I'm divorcing Carolina.
- What?
What happened?
Things haven't been going well
for a while.
Maybe, I don't know, we wanted
to deny it because of Helena,
but the decision has been made.
Pablo, Carolina isn't the best,
but at the end of the day,
she's your wife,
the mother of your daughter.
I think you should try to fix things.
No, Mom, no. We tried
a thousand times and we couldn't.
We're already separating.
Carolina is in Chile
and we just have to do this legally.
What a shame, son.
What can I tell you
if you've made up your mind?
It's a very sad situation, son.
Well, if that's the way things are,
you know you have
our unconditional support
for whatever you might need.
I know, Dad. I know.
And I appreciate that.
On the other hand,
I want to tell you that...
I'm going to dedicate myself fully
to politics.
That's good!
I see that you finally
listened to Guillermo.
No, Dad,
this has nothing to do with Guillermo.
They made me an offer,
I accepted it...
and I'll be part
of the Ramiro Pérez presidential campaign.
What?
My God, Pablo,
how could you even say that?
You know that we support Memo
not only for his ideas,
but also because he's family.
Dad, I've never agreed
with Guillermo's ideas.
And please,
let's not argue about that.
- The decision has been made.
- Pablo, my God.
Don't you realize that this is
like declaring war on Guillermo?
Mom, I've never done anything
with that in mind.
And everyone here is free
to have their own opinion
as to whom to vote for
to lead this country.
In my mind, that person is Ramiro Pérez.
Yes, son, but with what you're doing
you're putting us in a very...
- Dad!
- What's happening?
- Dad!
- What's happening?
- Dad, what's wrong?
- Honey, what is it?
Look at me. Where does it hurt?
Here, in your back?
Mom, call an ambulance, please.
- It's a cramp.
- Where? In your back?
Look at me, breathe...
Dad. Yeah, breathe.
Look at me, breathe.
- What happened, Mom?
- Hello, honey.
Where is he?
He's in the ER,
but nobody has told me anything.
- Okay, Mom, listen. Hi.
- What happened?
Dr. Cristian Ortiz
is treating him, okay?
- Thank God.
- Yes, Mom, take it easy.
They're already running tests
- to see what's wrong.
- Did they rule out a heart attack?
Yes, that's been ruled out.
But it has to be
something very serious, Pablo.
Mom, listen to me.
You won't help him by worrying, okay?
You have to be optimistic.
- Okay.
- Okay? Mom.
- We'll wait for the results.
- Yes.
Are you Marta Montañez?
Yes, ma'am. What can I do for you?
You worked
for the De la Torre family, right?
Well, I worked for them
until my arthritis put an end to it.
I started dropping things unintentionally
and Mrs. Eugenia preferred that I retire.
Look, I know it seems strange to you
that I'm here.
I'm looking for a person who also worked
for the De la Torre family
with you years ago.
Inés, but I don't remember her last name.
Do you know where I can find her
or what has become of her?
- Inés Naranjo?
- Yes.
She died three years ago.
Why are you asking me
about her?
Because I'm friends
with the De la Torres and I knew her.
I wanted to talk to her
about a job.
Are you sure that Inés died?
Well, of course, I went to her funeral.
And how did she die?
What happened?
An accident.
She left the De la Torre family
because of...
another accident.
Or a crime, I don't know.
What do you mean by that?
Darelis.
One of their housekeepers
who died more than 20 years ago.
After that,
Inesita left almost immediately.
And did she say why?
Why did she leave like that?
Why is that so interesting to you?
No, it's purely out of curiosity.
Forgive me for being nosy.
Don't worry.
It's just that
remembering those things is...
Inesita used to speak
with plenty of regret about Darelis.
May they both rest in peace.
Yes.
Please take this.
- No, I can't...
- No...
On the contrary, you were very kind.
Thank you very much, young lady.
And take care of those hands.
Thank you.
Have a nice day.
Pancreatic cancer?
Unfortunately, that's the diagnosis.
How couldn't we have known?
Unfortunately, in most cases,
this type of cancer is only detected
when it is very advanced.
Which stage is it in?
Cristian,
tell me the whole truth.
You know me.
Please, don't hide anything from me.
All right.
It has already metastasized.
Okay.
We'll move forward.
Let's start an aggressive treatment,
Cristian, please.
My dad is strong
and can take anything.
Pablo, in the state your dad is in,
I don't recommend any treatment.
What do you mean, Cristian?
Please.
Pablo, try to understand.
I prefer the truth,
cruel and hard as it may be,
before being fed false hopes.
To tell you the truth,
the future doesn't look good.
Alright.
Cristian, thank you very much.
My dad and I
are going to get a second opinion.
Of course, you have every right to do so.
I understand.
What second opinion, Pablo? My God.
Cristian has been our family doctor
for years.
- He's an expert on this subject.
- Dad, let's go, please.
TOPPING THE POLLS
This rat is so lucky.
He landed on his feet again.
- Yes, but thanks to Analía.
- Yes, sir, and she's coming down hard.
- Hello, beautiful, what's up?
- Listen to this one!
- Froggy has arrived in Rome.
- What's up?
- Well, what's up, Froggy?
- I came to celebrate.
We did a very good job
getting Sofia out. We are tough.
Congratulations. Great work.
No, seriously.
Froggy and I are a very good team.
Of course.
Old Man Mejía was in a great mood
- because you're pure gold to him.
- Thanks.
Also, his wife and children adore me.
Now there's only one left to go
in that family, right?
- Which one?
- Santiago.
He could be a stone in my shoe.
- And you want us to help you remove it?
- Yes, but later.
First I want to celebrate
because it's been a while
since I've been this happy.
It's on me.
- You're finally paying!
- That's what I'm saying.
You should, since you didn't bring
anything from Mexico.
- Look at her, she's mad.
- You could've brought some tequila
or something to make a toast...
I'll show you.
A drunk arrives and says,
"Here's to the ones that pee
and the ones that don't."
No, stop embarrassing yourself.
- Cheers, girl.
- Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
- What a bunch of nonsense.
- That's okay.
You probably didn't understand it.
- Wait a minute. One second.
- I didn't.
- Hello. What's up?
- Should I explain "the ones that pee"?
It's time for that guy
to return the merchandise, right?
Okay.
- Sure.
- Where were we?
What time is it? I've got to go
and make lunch.
Otoniel won't take long to arrive.
For real?
Yes, see you later then?
Let him make his own lunch.
Is he a cripple?
Don't go.
Who's asking you? Shut up.
We haven't been able to talk
since I arrived.
Froggy, it's not you.
It's me.
- You make the time and I will too.
- Okay. Just a hug, then.
What's wrong?
- You just hugged me hard.
- Let's see, what is it?
It's nothing. That guy
left a basket in a weird place
and it fell on my arm.
But I'm made of rubber, it doesn't hurt.
Okay, Froggy. See you later?
- Yes.
- What was that?
Someone just told me
there's a snitch over there
taking photos of me.
- When did they tell you that?
- Just now. That's what the call was about.
I know I'm not a charmer
who's liked by everyone,
but there must be someone
out there who wants to do me.
No, it's not you.
It's me.
- Santiago.
- The stone in the shoe?
Yes. On my way here,
I thought someone was following me.
I turned around,
but I didn't see anyone.
So what do we do?
Toto, whoever it is,
he can't make it out of here.
I got you.
Shut your mouth
or I'll kill you, asshole.
Memo, I'm totally committed
to getting you a vice president,
but you don't like
any of the candidates I show you.
Because it's a subject
that cannot be handled lightly.
Whoever my partner is
must complement me
in my weak areas.
Well, my proposal is based
on making alliances
with other political parties.
No, it's not enough.
We already discussed it with Analía,
and I need someone who'll connect
with people on another level,
who will have their ears.
According to the polls, you've got
high numbers among poor people.
That may be momentary
and thanks to Sofia's kidnapping.
I mean what we did with Analía.
Relax.
Don't worry, I understand.
And you're right.
Right now people are with us,
but we don't know if that's going to last.
Pérez hasn't shown his hand yet.
He's such a mystery.
No one knows
about his vice president.
Yes, you're right about that,
it's a mystery, but we cannot allow...
Pérez to impose his agenda.
First, we have to present
who your vice president will be.
- That would hit him hard.
- That's right.
I want to be ahead
and give him a strong blow.
But we need to make a list
with the actual candidates.
Analía...
Where's Analía?
She must've decided you meant it
about her taking a break.
- Call her. I want her here.
- I'm on it.
So? Will you tell me
who asked you to follow us?
If you don't let me go,
you'll be in serious trouble.
I'm so scared!
Do you think you are
in a position to threaten us?
Check it out.
The man is a paparazzi.
Shut up, man.
According to the date,
this was last night.
No wonder he has
that stupid face, right?
Shut this jerk up.
Do you work for Santiago Castiblanco?
Answer, come on.
Did you already
deliver this material to him?
No, ma'am. I'll deliver it tomorrow.
If you're lying to us...
No, sir.
- Shut up, shut up.
- Hey, Toto.
Neither Santiago nor Mejía
can see those photos, okay?
What do we do with this guy?
Let him go.
- But he'll tell them everything...
- It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.
The important thing
is that the material should be destroyed
and that there's no copy of it.
Fine.
Thank you...
Do you need something?
I didn't say hi because when I arrived
you were already in a meeting.
And what were you doing here?
I was looking for you.
You're right.
My place is to be by your side
supporting you, and here I am.
All right. I love that attitude.
Welcome back.
You still haven't told me
what you were looking for.
For the copies of diplomas
for the campaign staff.
It's been a while
since I left, and...
I remember giving copies
to you, yeah?
Focus.
There's work to be done.
Do you know how to count?
Yes.
Count on that.
Hey.
Since we are being so funny...
I know I've been a little hard on you.
And...
Well, I did it because...
I know all the potential you have,
what you're capable of,
that you can go very far.
I'll tell Santiago
to return the files to you
and put you back in charge
of the campaign finances.
I'm not going to let you down again, Dad.
I know you won't.
Fajardo, where are you?
Call me as soon as you get this.
I need the report, man.
What a dumb-ass.
Hey, how nice to see you.
I wanted to ask you something.
- Tell me.
- What's your problem with me?
Problem? I don't have one.
We don't have to lie to each other.
I know you sent someone
to follow me.
Analía, please,
you're not that important.
You're confused.
Anyway, I like saying things face to face.
If you have something to ask,
well, go ahead, shoot.
- No, I've nothing to ask.
- But I do.
Does Guillermo already know
that you sent someone to follow me?
Based on that face, he doesn't.
You like saying things
face to face. Great.
I don't trust you.
You may have Guillermo confused,
hypnotized...
but you know what?
To answer your question, yes, he knows.
Besides, he knows very well
the kind of friends
you surround yourself with.
Criminals.
Your intuition, or whatever
is behind all of this, is failing you.
Now, if the plan is to start looking
into people's secrets,
I can also start looking into yours.
Go ahead, because I have nothing to hide.
I see you're feeling nervous.
Should I start looking?
Because I've got the means to do it.
And unlike what I saw today,
you won't have any idea
when you're being followed.
I'll leave you be, Santi,
I know you're very busy.
Have a good day.
Shit.
I'm sorry I'm late.
No, don't worry.
Have a drink with me.
- I thought you were upset.
- Why?
I just had a nasty conversation
with Santiago, to be honest.
Really?
What happened?
Look, I don't want to create a problem
with your closest and oldest collaborator,
but if what I just discovered is true,
that means
from this moment on,
you and I no longer work together.
Okay. Be straight with me.
Santiago sent someone to follow me
and I want to know if you gave the order.
I would never do that, Analía.
You've proved your unconditional loyalty
and I'll prove mine.
Do you believe me?
I don't doubt it.
And besides,
my closest collaborator is you.
Could you tell my children
that we'll meet in two minutes
back in the conference room, please?
Thank you.
Why did you send someone
to follow Analía?
Well, Memo, your safety is my priority.
Don't be stupid, Santiago!
Look, I've been honest with you,
and I don't trust that woman.
And did you discover anything shady
by tailing her indiscreetly?
I'll tell you something.
I want you to look me in the eyes.
Thanks to that lady,
for the first time in my blessed life,
I feel close to the presidency.
And if I had to choose
between her and you,
don't doubt for one second...
who'd be the one to leave.
Did I say you could go?
Go.
That's life.
But you have to accept things
with integrity,
- face them and move forward.
- Dad...
we'll find a treatment for you.
You know what?
I'm a little tired. I'll lie down.
- Want some help?
- No...
There's no need.
I can still fend for myself.
What am I going to do?
I can't function without your dad, Pablo.
My God, what am I going to do?
Calm down, Mom.
Listen to me.
You're not alone.
You have my brother and me...
for everything you need, Mom. Okay?
And we'll face this as a family.
We're united
and we support each other, Mom. Okay?
Calm down.
Vice president.
Can you think of someone?
We can take a look at the ethnic groups
where you might have
several interesting candidates.
An indigenous or minority leader?
Not necessarily a leader,
but rather community managers.
An activist?
A woman.
She has fought hard for equity,
for gender and also for communities.
Who?
Liliana Camargo, Pérez's ex.
Please, who gave you that idea?
That's absurd.
It sounds good to me.
Yes, me too.
They say they didn't end very well.
We can use that to our advantage.
Liliana is highly respected
by women and by forgotten communities
to whom she has given voice
across the country.
Yes.
We can use her bad relationship with Pérez
to bring her to us.
I can arrange everything,
but you'll have the last word.
Go ahead.
Convince her.
This illness...
has made me look
to the near future...
- where I obviously won't be.
- Dad.
Dad, please.
You'll be there,
because we'll do everything possible
- so that you are, okay?
- Pablo, listen to me.
You listen too, David.
Both of you, listen.
What I would like is for...
you to go back to the family business.
Sure, Dad,
we can talk about that later.
You know we can talk about it,
but there are more important things, Dad.
Yes. Besides, isn't Santiago
supposed to be in charge of everything?
- Sure.
- That's why, my boy.
I can't just leave my things
in his hands,
in the hands of Santiago.
And when I'm gone, what?
- We'll think positively, okay?
- Exactly, Dad. That's the main thing.
You'll get better,
and then we'll talk about this topic.
Damn it.
You guys don't get it.
What I want is for you to...
take charge
of the construction company.
Yes, Dad.
Of course, no problem.
We'll do it.
David and I are going to do it.
Just don't get upset.
Do you promise?
Yes, Dad.
Do you promise?
Well...
I have no problem with Juan Mario
continuing to manage
the campaign finances.
But?
Because you always have a "but."
But I feel displaced, Memo.
As if I didn't belong on the campaign.
If that's the case,
it's because of your own actions.
Or for the lack of them.
Come on, Memo,
I've been with you throughout your career,
I've supported you, and now even more.
I'm pushing hard
to get you to the presidency.
You know what I think?
That you were in a comfort zone
for many years
and you became mediocre.
And now that Analía has arrived,
you feel threatened.
- Not at all, Guillermo.
- You've failed more than once.
Okay, so let's say it's time to improve.
But don't forget that we're family,
and that's the important thing.
But not the only thing.
Now, I'm so glad
that you acknowledge your mistakes,
but you must do me a favor.
Change that nasty image
I have of you now.
Because if you don't,
you won't be able to continue with me.
I hope you don't make mistakes
and get sloppy.
- What?
- Look at the mess I'm in.
I had to endure his crap for years
and I have no proof of anything.
I have nothing to defend myself
against Guillermo.
I hope you're smarter than that.
Excuse me.
Go on.
Did you tell him
that he had you followed?
Did you tell Mejía?
That's how you deal
with that kind of person.
You scare them
by making the shit hit the fan.
How did Mejía react?
He got angry.
Now you know that you're untouchable.
We're making progress.
Yes, now we have to wait
for Santiago to make a mistake
and hopefully we'll find out
what he's hiding.
How did it go for you?
I don't want to ruin your day.
I found Marta Montañez.
She told me that Inés was dead.
Okay.
That was my key to knowing
what really happened
between Mejía and my mom.
I know and I'm so sorry.
I won't give up.
Let me handle this with Benji.
You already have too much
on your plate.
Toño, how's it going?
What do you mean?
There's got to be something
on Santiago Castiblanco.
It's impossible that there's nothing.
I've hacked all of his accounts,
his email, his cellphone.
He's clean.
He couldn't be more normal.
He has a checking account,
two trusts, none of it is illegal,
and he doesn't even have traffic tickets.
- Women, sporadic lovers...
- Nothing.
- Men.
- Neither.
It's not possible, Benji.
That guy has been with Mejía for 20 years.
I mean, he has to be hiding something.
Let's see.
You have to investigate differently.
- Not through networks, not virtually.
- Okay.
I'm Santiago Castiblanco and I have
accompanied Mr. Guillermo León Mejía
throughout his political life.
Today he's a presidential candidate.
I'm not only linked to him
through politics,
but we're also family,
since I'm his brother-in-law.
But I've also been the person
who has managed
all his businesses outside of the law,
and with this document
I'm putting it all on the record.
Thank you very much
for staying up late, Naomi.
- With pleasure, sir.
- That's good.
I'll see you early tomorrow, okay?
Of course. Have a good night, sir.
PABLO, I RECEIVED A NOTICE FROM COURT,
CAROLINA'S SUING YOU.
WHEN CAN WE TALK?
My God, it can't be.
I can't keep fooling myself...
About what?
With what's going on with us.
The thing is, I haven't felt this way
about anyone before either.
What bad timing!
This can't be happening
at the worst time in my...
Subtitle translation by: Damián Lighterman