Ep 1. Episode 1

Violetta is a Spanish-language Teen drama television series produced by Disney Channel. In season 2 Episode 1 titled "Episode 1,” our protagonist Violetta (Martina Stoessel) returns to Buenos Aires from a European tour with her father Germán (Diego Ramos), and discovers that some things have changed in her absence and some remain the same.

Violetta is a talented teenager with a passion for music and dance. Her talent is hereditary, as she is the daughter of a famous musician Germán. While her father wants her to focus on her studies, Violetta dreams of following in her father's footsteps and become a singer.

At the start of the second season, Violetta and Germán are coming back from the tour, but Violetta's friends don't know about this yet. She decides to surprise her friends at her best friend Francesca's (Lodovica Comello) house, but everything seems different.

When she arrives, she finds out that her best friend Francesca has a new roommate named Camila (Candelaria Molfese). Camila is initially not very welcoming to Violetta, and neither is Francesca. Violetta feels left out and unwanted and starts to think that her friends have replaced her with Camila.

The situation gets worse when Violetta tries to contact her other friends Leon (Jorge Blanco), Diego (Diego Domínguez), and Tomas (Pablo Espinosa) but finds out they are not responding to her messages. Violetta feels more and more alone and isolated.

Violetta decides to start a new chapter in her life and enrolls in a music school, Studio 21. She meets a group of talented students who share her passion for music and who become her new friends. Violetta's new classmates include a talented pianist Maxi (Facundo Gambandé), a rebellious boy with a heart of gold, Federico (Ruggero Pasquarelli), and a beautiful girl, Ludmila (Mercedes Lambre), who has a secret past with Violetta's ex-boyfriend, Tomas.

The headmaster of Studio 21, Gregorio (Rodrigo Pedreira), is a strict and demanding instructor who challenges Violetta and her classmates every day to become better singers and performers. Violetta is determined to prove herself to Gregorio and to her new friends, but she also wants to reconnect with her old friends.

Throughout the episode, Violetta is struggling to find a balance between her new life and her old life. She misses her friends, and she misses her old school, but she is excited about the possibilities of her new school and new friends.

The episode sets the stage for a season filled with new characters and new relationships, as Violetta learns to navigate her new life while also staying true to herself. The show uses music, dance, and drama to tell the story of a teenage girl's journey towards self-discovery and personal growth.

Overall, if you are looking for a show filled with music, dance, and teen drama, Violetta season 2 Episode 1 is an excellent place to start. The episode is an exciting opening to the season, and the show has a lot of heart and soul that will keep you entertained and engaged throughout the series.