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Oskar and Leo return from Iraq. Just before getting into the car waiting for them at Malaga airport, a hooded man appears out of nowhere and assassinates the Farad patriarch. It's the ambush awaiting Leo after his son Hugo's failed assassination attempt on Mawad. Carmen, unwilling to take any more losses in her family, decides to make a deal with her arch enemy. However, this deal can only be closed if blood is shed one more time. Sara and Carmen return home to break the news to Oskar. Once again, the future of the Farad family is in their hands. The defining moment has arrived when he will have to face, with all its consequences, what it really means to be a Farad. Hugo and Manuel, in hiding and tormented by guilt, meet Oskar, who fills them in on the situation with Mawad. But he doesn't tell them the hardest part of the deal, the part he's actually come to fulfill. But, although they don't know it yet, the plan Leo had with the Iraqis has taken effect. General Amin never forgives tra

The war in Angola has reached its climax and the decisive battle between Angolans and Cubans against South Africans has begun. Oskar and Sara accompany Leo to Luanda to continue their business deal. For the first time, Oskar has first-hand knowledge of what the family business ultimately entails: violence and death. In Marbella, Hugo is ready to show his family and himself what he is capable of. Now he has a partner, a loyal companion, a confidant to lean on: Manuel. After a few days of cocaine and alcohol, they plan together a decisive - and delirious - coup to change the fate of the Farad family: Mawad's murder. Sara returns to Marbella, unaware of Hugo's real plan, but she suspects he's up to something and knows, because she knows her brother, that he can cause serious problems for the family. Oskar accompanies Leo on another business trip, this time to Iraq. In a meeting with General Amin, one of Saddam Hussein's most trusted men, they expose Mawad as a traitor thanks to documents

Leo meets with Gina, his CIA liaison, in Marbella. He wants to put Mawad out of circulation, but he knows he's protected by the Americans. To get his hands on him, he's willing to offer big game to Gina: Henry, the high-ranking Cuban secret service officer, his contact with the army of the Caribbean island. Henry, disenchanted with his government, is willing to go over to the other side and collaborate with top secret information. It's an offer Gina can't refuse: and she assures Leo that she'll have everything at her disposal to carry out the operation. If Leo succeeds, he'll hand Mawad over to her. To protect Hugo and Tanya from Mawad, the family decides to send them to communist Prague, with the excuse of singing lessons for Tanya and assigning Hugo to take care of his sister, while staying away from his addictions. Leo and Carmen accompany their children on the trip, with plans quite different from those of their children: they've arranged to meet Henry there to cross the border int

Shortly after the altercation between Leo and Mawad over the arms shipment stranded in Algeciras, Tanya shows up in a ghetto half-naked and in a state of shock. Someone kidnapped her and threatened her life. Leo has no proof, but he knows it was his rival, Mawad. So he decides to meet him at a golf club, planning to force him to confess. Unable to contain his rage, he ends up beating him with a golf club. The situation between the families becomes tense to unbearable extremes. In this situation, something happens that puts Leo on the ropes. Khalid, one of his liaisons with the Palestinian Liberation Front, takes over a hotel in Monaco, leading a terrorist commando, and takes dozens of hostages, demanding the release of Palestinian prisoners by Israel. Among the hostages are members of important Spanish families. A CESID agent contacts Leo to warn him: if he fails to mediate with Khalid to release the Spaniards, the full weight of the State will fall upon him. Meanwhile, when Oskar and

Oskar and Sara celebrate their wedding in Marbella, at a big party with guests of all kinds, including Mawad. The wedding, more than an act of love, is a huge investment for the family and everything has to go perfectly. And it's about to, until Hugo, totally drunk, makes a scene and lashes out at his sister and Oskar before as all the guests watch in amazement. To smooth things over, Oskar has no choice but to accompany his brother-in-law on a yacht trip to transport a shipment of weapons. Hugo's behavior so unnerves Oskar that he decides to add a third person to help him control the middle-ranking Farad. It can only be someone he absolutely trusts: his uncle Manuel. During the night, Oskar wakes up to check if they've arrived, and can't find Hugo or Manuel. Following what sound like moans of pleasure, Oskar reaches a cabin with Manuel and Hugo inside... And not exactly working. A few days later, Leo is awakened by the news: an American plane has been shot down in Nicaragua and one of

Oskar finally opens his gym in Marbella, which turns out to be a success. At the same time, Tanya, the youngest of the Farad siblings, has problems paying the recording studio where she's trying to record the "hit" that will make her a famous singer. She goes to the safe in the family home where she knows her father keeps money and finds an envelope from the hospital in Leo's name. It's a diagnosis of chronic leukemia. Leo, meanwhile, is doing his own thing. Specifically, buying a lion. In a few days he's organizing a hunt for his main partner in the Middle East, Monzer Al Asad, who he wants to surprise. When he learns that his children have discovered his illness, he asks his wife to meet with them together to reassure them. Sara convinces Oskar to go on the hunt in her place, and her siblings begin to suspect that it's all a plan of the eldest to position herself as heir to the family business. To calm things down, Carmen gives a copy of the will to each sibling. Before the hunt with

Leo, the patriarch of the Farad family, finally tells Oskar what his family does for a living: they are arms "traders." Despite his initial misgivings, Oskar feels more and more comfortable surrounded by all kinds of luxuries he had never had access to before: yachts, mansions, champagne, exotic food... His life has taken a 180-degree turn and looks much more exciting. One morning, while the Farad family is enjoying a cruise on their yacht, they see Nabil Mawad, Leo's rival, the man who sent the two thugs to Sara's house while they were sleeping. Oskar, increasingly interested in the family business, wants to get involved and accompany Sara on her next business trip, but the situation is delicate: his client is expecting a shipment of napalm that he has not been able to get. In Angola, Sara and Oskar meet with Henry, their liaison with the Cuban army - fully immersed in the civil war ravaging the African country - and with Colonel Patricio. The latter is very upset with Sara for not ge

Madrid, 1985. Oskar, a young man of humble origins, earns his living as an aerobics teacher, but his dream is to open his own gym. To do so, he seeks financial help from his uncle Manuel, an unemployed miner who doesn't know what to do with his severance pay. One day, while uncle and nephew discuss their project in a bar, a couple begins to fight violently in front of them. When he comes to the young woman's aid, and even though he scares away her aggressor, the woman only gets angry and scolds Oskar, assuring him that she doesn't need anyone to defend her. Soon after, the young woman shows up at the gym where Oskar works. Her name is Sara Farad and she wants to apologize for her attitude. She tells him that her family engages in very important business, and is interested in Oskar's gym project and his determined attitude to life. Sara decides to invite him to her father's birthday party: she wants him to meet her family. At the party, Oskar is overwhelmed by what he finds: the luxury