Te Quiero y Me Duele

When young rapper Juan Gris meets upper-class musician Lola, the two strike up an electric connection -- despite being in pre-existing relationships.

After the demolition of a local building, Juan Gris plans a concert to protest evictions in El Dorado, as Lola searches for Juan's identity.

Lola and Dante try to take their relationship to the next level before a vulnerable confession ends up in the wrong hands.

Dante takes a stand in a viral anti-bullying video, Camila's party takes a turn for the worse, and Ciro races to find his sisters. 

Finally confronting their feelings, Juan Gris and Lola come clean to their partners. Later, DJ organizes a musical protest against discrimination. 

With Juan on the hunt for the truth behind his mother's paintings, Iván meets with an unexpected connection to keep their origins a secret. 

A furious Lola confronts Iván about his role in the factory eviction, while tensions with Casco come to a head at Juan Gris' birthday party. 

While Lola grapples with the truth about Juan Gris, their friends try to keep them together, as Iván inquires further into Lucía's death. 

After a shocking loss, Juan Gris embarks on a hunt for the truth behind the paintings, leading him to a life-changing discovery. 

When DJ's house is threatened with eviction, the crew takes to the streets with a documentary project targeting the construction company. 

Embracing his newfound freedom after the removal of his ankle monitor, Juan Gris and the crew flee El Dorado. 

As a hurricane warning descends on El Dorado, Juan Gris and Iván are forced to confront difficult truths about their pasts. 

In the wake of the storm, Iván moves forward with his plans to demolish the old factory as Juan Gris reconstructs the day his mother died.