Florencia Otero

Two brothers who live in the interior of the country decide to travel to Buenos Aires with the desire to succeed in lyrical singing. Martín, the older brother, bears the paternal mandate of having to take care of his younger brother, Román. Both were orphaned as children. Upon arriving in Buenos Aires, they meet Estela, a singer from a night club, who falls in love with Martín and in turn, Román falls in love with her.

Patoruzito is destined to be a great chief tehuelche, but this must pass three tests to prove their skill, courage and honor. Although it will not be so easy, on the road will have to face unforeseen obstacles that will make your trip an unforgettable adventure.

Alma is deaf-mute from birth. Together with her sister and her friends, she runs her family business, a hostel in Argentine Patagonia where one of her main attractions is taking tourists diving in the submerged forest. Diving is her greatest passion and the depths of the lake her world. The possibility of having a cochlear implant puts her in the dilemma of choosing between listening for the first time in her life or diving again in the depth of the lake.

Valentina and her friends are fun-loving, teenage girls. They shop, they have sleepovers and they dream about their first true love. When they decide to throw a spring bonfire party, they never expected it would turn into such an adventure!

Patoruzito travels to Buenos Aires to represent their race into a national holiday, and there is a mansion where a witch tries to make a fairy prisoner.

Carla is 19 years old, she grew up without a father and with an absent mother. His world of parties, friends and emotional swings is invaded by the sudden return of his mother to Buenos Aires. The forced coexistence will bring to light a relationship, at times hilarious, between a mother who wants to live as a teenager and a daughter who wants to grow.

An epic about one of the most turbulent times in the recent history of the Buenos Aires suburbs. In this context, a group of idealists emerges who are specifically called: "The bastards."

Somewhere in the interior of Argentina, popular belief holds that when a man dies a victim of betrayal, he must be avenged by his firstborn.

Iván's dream is to meet Ricardo Iorio, Chacho's is to succeed as an actor and Rama's is to conquer Lucy. The three are joined by a single passion: metal.