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I heard on a podcast
that María Félix had had two births.

One when it was her turn,

the other when she reinvented herself
and decided to become "La Doña."

You'll look amazing.

I think that Mariana Linares
is like María Félix.

She chose to change
and be reborn as Mrs. Andrade.

Perfect.

I sold the Andrades

one of the most expensive mansions
at Las Cascadas.

"It'll be four of us," Mariana said.

I asked her if she was pregnant.

I was surprised I hadn't noticed.

"Not yet," she said, and added,

"It'll be a boy and a girl."
She was very confident.

Too confident.

Later on, I learned
about the blood and the pain.

She had to find another way.

And she did.

She found another way to be a mom
because she wasn't giving up.

She had planned her family
ever since she was a child.

Yes!

Mariana liked to win.

She used the phrase "we just got them"

to refer to how the children
had come home.

We never said anything
until Tere categorically said,

"If she paid for them, they're hers."

Did you see that?

Oh... There we go.

Never go away.

Never.

You will stay here forever.

You will never go anywhere.

Mariana chose the name "Romina"
for Ramona.

And she hated her new name
ever since she was a kid.

But it was very different with the boy
because Pedro arrived as a baby

and he didn't remember
he had been christened "Hipólito."

Thanks, Montse.

I need you to do me a favor.

Peter failed math, history,
geography, and civics again.

-"Civic Education."
-Whatever.

Can you help him study
in the afternoon? Please.

No, I meet with my friends
in the afternoon.

Which friends?

I'm glad you're friends with Mati now.
He's a good kid, right?

Hey, Mariana...

why did you never work

after having studied
international relations?

I mean, what did you want
to do with your life?

Before marrying Ernesto.

Or did you only want to get married?

Don't try to be funny.

Welcome to our monthly assembly

of Los Altos de las Cascadas.

I chose the seven most important items.

The ones we discussed in the chat
to vote and make decisions on,

choose sanctions and all that, okay?

Item number one...

In order to preside over
Las Cascadas committee,

you need to have two important qualities,
authority and guts, a lot of guts.

Mariana had plenty of both.

With her as leader,
nobody dared to break the rules.

Her proposals were just like her,

frightening.

Number four. Very important.

We've discussed it before.

I propose cutting vocal cords

to avoid annoying howling,
especially at night.

Right?

Oh, come on.

-No.
-I think it's violent.

Yes, I think it's violent,

but the amount of chihuahuas
in this place is unbearable.

It's for safety reasons, Tere.

All in favor?

-The barking pierces your ears.
-In favor?

-In favor, of course.
-It's a crime.

Mavi?

When we agreed to allow pets,

they promised to train them,
but that's not happening.

We have to consider this proposal
more seriously, okay?

We'll table it until the next assembly.

"The stockpiling of goods
in the hands of a chosen few

and the extreme poverty
of this country's laborers and workers

were some of the factors

that led to the revolutionary movement

that would put an end
to Porfirio Díaz's dictatorship."

I know that you don't feel like studying.

But we especially
can't forget where we come from.

But I want to be
a professional soccer player,

not a revolutionary.

Do you remember our house?

No.

Your name?

My name is Pedro.

You really don't remember?

No.

I can dye it if you like.

Bye.

You like to dress up, huh?

Oh, this dude.

When you look in the mirror,
who do you want to look like?

Myself, dude.

Come on, Romina, seriously.

What do you care, dude?
You just want to annoy me.

You should look at yourself in the mirror.

You might not like what you see.

Is it true

you and your brother were abandoned
at Mariana and Ernesto's?

And that, on the first day,

Mariana left you
in the van for about two hours

while the nanny came out to get you?

Hey. Did you know
adopted kids don't fall in love?

It's because
they never learned to be loved.

If you do anything to my brother,

I will kill you.

Beautiful.

How do you feel?

I'm fine, I told you. But I don't know...
What do you think?

Perfect, as always.

Maybe we could

change the implants.

Removing a few cubic centimeters

would be good, but it's not necessary.

What's wrong?

-Don't insist on that.
-That's all I want, Ernesto.

Look.

If it's so important to you,

I promise that next Thursday

I'll go to Tano Scaglia's gathering.

I hope so because you always promise
and you never go.

It's the only thing
I haven't done for you.

It's all that matters to me.

No, no, stop.

Next Thursday.

How much, Montse?

One less, ma'am.

Good.

Here is your juice.

Thanks.

Ma'am, sorry for interrupting,

but last night,
I finished folding the clothes

and I found this blouse.

Look, there's a pearl missing
on this side.

Oh, no. Five hundred dollars wasted.

Keep it.

-Really?
-Yeah, sure.

Thank you very much, Mrs. Mariana.

-Really, thank you.
-You're welcome, Montse.

So then? Another lap?

Okay.

Let's go. One more.

Ernesto wasn't very handsome.

Not very handsome at all.

Compared to the others,
he was unattractive.

But he was the most successful one.

And Mariana loved success.

Admiration is very important in a couple.

It's been a long time
since I felt that for Ronie.

That blouse looks so nice on you.

You look very feminine.
I'm sure your girl will love it.

Montse!

I was calling you over and over.
Have you seen my T-shirt with the pearls?

It was missing one or more pearls.

Oh, you gave it to me, ma'am.

Oh, yes.

Yes, I shouldn't have.
I mean, I should have, but...

The annual sale
for service personnel is coming up

to help "Los Tigrecitos" people.

Maybe you can buy it there, right?

That way, we all cooperate.

-Yes?
-Sure.

Leave it with the rest
so I don't forget, okay?

-Yes.
-Thanks, Montse.

You were hungry, honey.

Yes, Dad, you eat more than me,
and I'm the one growing.

At seminars,

we only have coffee and cookies.

Just doctors,
and they don't feed you properly.

We don't even think about eating.

We get so caught up.

Did you know that,

after hair implants,

mastectomies are the most sought after
plastic surgeries for men?

Really?

It's unbelievable.

And everything we can improve...

Improve what?

So many surgeries.

It becomes a bad habit.

It's not just surgeries.

We have other treatments
to make people feel good.

Whatever.

Because you don't care.

Because you, like many other people,

think that plastic surgery

is for superficial people.

But, no, honey.

Plastic surgery

is for people who want to feel good
and acknowledge...

that they want to feel good.

Look, for example,

I could make you look
exactly like your mom, if you wanted that.

In your dreams.

I would never let you change me.

-Don't talk to your dad like that.
-He's not my dad.

-It's fine.
-He is, and I'm your mom.

No, and you know that.

Go to your room.

You've ruined our dinner, Romina.

Ramona, Mariana.

I don't know why it's so hard for you.

I'm positive.

They're not coming. Let's go.

That lady is always really drunk.

Let's celebrate.

Since she's on her own,
she's always with her.

Cool.

When the lice incident happened,
Lala sent...

-Excuse me. Ma'am.
-Thanks, Montse.

-Can I go now?
-Yes, sure, go.

Thanks.

-Chelita.
-Montse.

Come help me.
I don't want someone else to take it.

What?

Mrs. Mariana's blouse,
the one with the pearls.

It's so pretty.

I want it for my Jeny's quinceañera.

I'm glad you're taking it. It's great.

You donated the glasses
that Tano gave you?

-Don't tell him.
-No, if he sees them...

-Of course not.
-If he notices, he'll kill me.

-What if he sees them?
-Hey, honey.

Yes, thanks.

I don't want to stress you out,
but shouldn't you pressure Ernesto

to join the gentlemen on Thursdays?

It's weird that he doesn't, right?

He works a lot. He never has time.

But I feel sorry.
You are a widow and he's so...

alienated from the rest.

-He'll come this Thursday.
-Really?

He'll see you.

Tell me if you see Ernesto.

We must stick together.
New Year's and the holidays are coming up.

I know. We'll see if he keeps his word.

I'll take a puff.

We're best friends.

Besides,

couples are horrible.

For example, my "parents."

Ernesto thinks that Mariana
is a portrait that he painted.

Or yours.

They seem really fed up.

Don't overdo it...

My turn. No, I'm...

-It was a bombshell.
-The doctor, dude.

-Ask him to join us.
-I already did.

Do it again.

Doctor Ernesto!

-How did it go?
-What's up?

Good?

What's up, Doc?

Are you coming on Thursday,
or will you get scolded?

No, I don't get scolded.

I get forced, Tano.

Stop pestering.

I'm not pestering. I'm...

Are we really boring?

Is that it?

-No.
-No.

-No.
-It's not that, right, Doc?

See you on Thursday?

What was that, dude?

What should I bring?

Some neurons for Ronie
because his are dying.

See you there, Doc.

No, really, you won't regret it.

Thanks, Ernesto, okay?

According to Mariana,
Ernesto was always a nerd.

Perfect student, brilliant surgeon,
exemplary husband.

Today, I know he had the most money
out of everyone.

He was successful on every level.

He had even managed to be a good father.

He would have preferred a widows' Thursday
to a Thursday at Tano's house.

But how could he do that?
It would've looked very bad.

And all of us at Las Cascadas
kept up appearances.

Goodbye.

What's going on?

What do you mean?

Can you help me put everything in boxes?

See you, Bere.

Yes. Good luck.

What's wrong?

I couldn't find the blouse.

It's like it never existed.

Oh, how spooky!

I'll see what I have here, okay?

-Happy Halloween!
-So pretty.

Come here.

-Oh...
-What's wrong, honey?

Nothing.

Montse, isn't that the blouse we donated
for the service personnel sale?

-Right?
-The one my daughter is wearing?

Yes, honey.

Oh, love.
I'm sorry. I don't know what happened.

Sofía Scaglia, are you stealing?

I liked it because it's shimmery.

Honey, it's okay.

It looks great on you. It's all yours.

Really?

Of course. She's my favorite niece.

-It's all yours.
-You don't have to.

-Thanks.
-Come. Whatever you want.

-It looks gorgeous on you.
-Thanks.

-Get ready for the candy.
-The candy.

Bring the good candies, Montse.

The presents
and everything I bought, please.

-Yes, you too.
-Let's see.

The mummy!

Let's see.

-Have you been to many houses?
-Yes.

-Who was the cheapest?
-Lala.

What happened, Montse? What's wrong?

Nothing.

Tell me.

I was excited about that blouse.

I wanted it for my Jeny,
for her quinceañera.

You should've told me. I have a ton.

Go to my room
and choose one for your daughter.

Thanks, but my daughter
likes your mom's style more.

Well, to each their own, right?

Kiss! Kiss! Kiss!

Which one?

Come on!

Kiss!

No.

Your turn, asshole.

Your turn. Keep your promise, dude.

Juandi, that idiot.

What? What did I say?

No, wait.

Kiss! Kiss!

Kiss! Kiss!

Kiss!

Come on, dude.

Sure.

Sure, dude! Come on!

Hey! That's cool!

You stuck your tongue in my mouth.

-How yummy.
-Yes.

Again!

Love, dude.

No, man. I'm a box full of surprises.

You love coming here.

You love me, you shitty pothead.

Not really.

-Let the man answer.
-Okay.

I like to be kinky.

Really, man?

-We all know that.
-Damn fatso.

The way he says it.

As if we didn't know.

So, when I am fucking Lalis,

I take out my cell phone...

then I watch those videos and jerk off.

Gross. What's wrong with you?

-Do you watch it on TV?
-Airplay, music blasting.

And you watch it
with your ten kids or what?

They're not there, man. Are you sick?

So I'm the sick one?

Nobody wants to know your stuff.

Nobody, dude.

It's Doc's turn.

-Come on, Ernesto.
-Doc.

Let's see.

It's your turn, Netiux!

You've already heard too much, Doc.
Come on.

I prefer to be called "Ernesto."

Netiux said it.

-That was a blunder.
-It was Doc.

"Netiux"? Asshole.

Let's see, Doc.

How does your wife like to be fucked?

I like a marathon.

Lots of it, day, and night.

Just trying to ease the tension.
This is getting intense.

-It got very tense.
-Come on.

My friend.

Uh, can we change the question?

-No.
-Come on, man.

-It's an easy one.
-That's how the game works.

If you lose, you need to answer.
That's it.

It's easy.

This guy already told us
about the cucumber.

Is that what you heard?

Cucumbers.

Cucumbers, man.

I was going to give you a pass.

I said, "I'll give him a pass,"
but you're not wearing a watch.

Did you forget it or you don't wear one?

My cell phone has a clock.

I don't need to wear one.

Really? No...

Forget it, Tano.

No, I'm surprised because

someone like you...

should have a watch.

I'll tell you why.

I feel I own my time.

Look, Tano,
I'll respectfully tell you something.

I don't need a watch

to know when I am wasting my time.

Ernesto...

it's just a game.

And if you don't mind

exposing your wives like that,
I have no problem with it.

But I am under no obligation

to play to this game.

-Okay.
-Okay, fine.

We were all laughing.

I thought...

Gentlemen, thank you.

Tano, thank you for the invitation.

-Your house is beautiful.
-Thank you.

And let me tell you something.

The only thing that I own

is the right to choose

what games I play
and whom I play them with.

Have fun, Ronie.

I'm sorry, Doc.

Have you seen the Ramos's garden?

-No, how awful.
-It's very neglected.

I've told Dorita many times.

I'll have to fine her.

Send it to the chat.

How awful.

Bere!

Coming!

Coming!

Thanks.

Thanks, Montse.

-Honey.
-What?

Did you manage to talk to Ernesto?

About what?

I have to be honest.

What happened?

I don't know what happened.

But Lala told me...

-Tano never talks about these things.
-What?

Well, Lala told me that Martín told her

that Ernesto was really rude
towards our husbands.

He didn't say anything?

No.

He just said he had a great time.

-That's odd.
-Just that.

Because Lala said
he was there for only about 40 minutes.

I mean, I understand.
He finds them really boring.

But I'm sorry
that we can't all be friends.

You need to try again.

They're perpetual teenagers,
crass and boring.

You can't even pretend, damn it!

Look, they cannot stand me either, okay?

As soon as I left,
they started mocking me.

They're probably now saying
that I'm snobby,

that I'm a nerd, that I'm effeminate,
and who knows what else.

I still don't get
why it's so important to you.

Really?

You do remember that my dad died
when I was little, right?

I told you.

Yes.

And that the day he was buried,
my uncles took everything away from Mom?

They only left us the house.

Because agriculture and companies
are for men.

Yes, love, you told me.

What I probably didn't tell you
is that I was 12 years old.

That day, I promised to myself
that I would never let anybody

take away something that mattered to me.

And it won't be you, love.

You won't take my chance
to be a part of this community.

Look, Mariana.

We are a part of this community.

I don't need to become
one of Tano's clowns

for that to happen.

Why is it so hard to do this for me?

Hurry up.

Mueran Humanos plays at 9:00.

Want to leave?

I can't ride a bike.

We have to call someone.

Call Luis.

Really, man, I feel better now.

We should stay longer.

Luis came...

Luis can wait for us.

-Right, Luis?
-No, no, no, let's go.

Exactly. Luis...

The gang is just arriving.

-If they're late, that's their problem.
-It's not late. It's really early.

No. We'll party later.

Fucking girl.

Don't get angry. Relax.

Bro...

have a good rest.

Thanks.

An anarchist with a driver.

Mariana always thought
that her daughter wanted to be like her,

but that it was hard for her to admit it.

What Mariana didn't realize
is that Romina is Ramona.

Come on, Mariana!
What the hell did you do?

What did you do, Mariana?

"Mom."

I have an appointment
at the salon later today.

I mean, in case you want to come.

No way!

Oh, no.

Don't ask me why I will tell you this,

but never do anything
you don't want to do.

Sometimes you are really weird
and I don't get you at all.

Just that.

What I said.

I still don't understand.

Never let yourself
be carried away by anybody.

Especially by Matías Scaglia.

He doesn't control me.

Good.

I think you were right.

Maybe our parents didn't even want us
when we were born.

That's why you have to love Mom.

I mean Mariana!

She does love us.

Why the hell
do you never talk to me about my mom?

Maybe because I am your mom?

Come on, Mariana.

The fact that you don't say it
doesn't mean it's not true.

I'm talking about my real mom.

You can get angry,

you can throw tantrums.

But this person in front of you

is your mom.

"I went there, I chose you,

I raised you."

Yes, yes, yes. I know that story, Mariana.

Did she just leave me?

Was she...

Was she my age when she had me?

She probably hated me and gave me away.

Why, Mariana?

Come here, sit down.

Do you remember when you asked me
if I ever imagined

a different life before marrying Ernesto?

No.

I always wanted to be a mom.

And each time things didn't work out,

I tried again.

Until my body couldn't take it anymore.

Then I had to stop.

That's when we went looking for you.

Do you want some ham and eggs?

That's what you like, right?

Where is Montse?

It's Christmas.

I know you take money from Ernest.

That you're saving to get out of here.

Don't worry.

At your age, I also wanted
to get the hell out of my house.

Really?

How do they look?

I love them.

They're yours.

Really?

Thanks, Mari.

Mom.

What?

-What did you say? I didn't hear you.
-No.

What did you say?

Mom.

Montse?

Ernesto?

Yes.

What are you doing here?

-Why?
-You should be at Tano's house!

I knew it. I knew you'd do it again.

-Listen, Mariana...
-I knew it, I knew it, I knew it!

Mariana, please.
I'll make it up to you some other way.

How? Tell me.

Will you augment my lips?
My boobs? My ass?

Why don't you give yourself
a pair of balls?

Listen, Mariana.

I've never disrespected you, okay?

Think about what you're saying.

Fine. You don't do this for me,
I won't do anything for you.

You don't sacrifice, I won't either.
That's it.

Hey.

Hey, Mariana.

Talk to your butterfly.

Mariana, please.

No, don't leave.

I'm leaving. Yes, very nice. I'm leaving.

Oh, sweetie, just leave now.

Thanks for bringing me.

Have a good rest.

You too.

All these sudden changes.

Tano's case.

Teresa.

Will you tell me why you had that face
when we went to pick up Mavi?

You were pale. Right, Nacho?

She was beyond pale.
See? Even Nacho agrees.

What do you mean?

What do I mean? I know you, baby.

Nacho, can you give us a moment?

I knew it.

Yes, Mrs. Tere.

Thank you, Nachis!

That day, that Thursday...

our lives, our secrets,

were about to change.

Oh!

Can you forgive me?

Forgive me.

I am sorry.

I don't know.

I don't know if I want to.

Are you going to persuade me?

Forgive me.

Let me answer. Hold on.

Damn it.

Let me answer.

Honey, what's wrong?

What?

What happened?

No.

Ernesto must have been the first to know,

since he was the first to get there.

What did Ernesto learn before all of us?

That it was an accident.

A terrible accident.

We would all say that.

Because that's what works for us.

Accidents happen all the time.

Subtitle translation by:
María C. Delgado