The Tinellis

After a happy season finale, the Tinellis face a crisis: Cande is divorced, and Mica embraces being single. While Marcelo deals with criticism over his streaming show, his relationship with Milett is an emotional roller coaster.

Marcelo insists on the Peru trip that doesn't convince his daughters. They seek spiritual protection for meeting Milett's feared mother. Tirri juggles his parents, a bonsai, and a heated chat between Mimi and Milett.

The trip starts with friction and an astral warning: watch out for Martha. In Lima, Milett shines before the invasive Peruvian press, and Marcelo's daughters bring Waldo as a shield against spiritualism.

The meeting with Martha turns into a battle of potions, and Marcelo does the unforgivable: he gives part of the family legacy to the enemy camp.

The Tinellis fulfill their Incan dream surrounded by moving energy at Machu Picchu. However, the sacred climb doesn't stop family discord. Everyone pressures Marcelo about saying goodbye to Guanahani.

Cusco has opened the threshold between the living and the dead. While Marcelo talks to his parents at the cemetery, Mica constellates the figure of her older brother, Santiago, and spirits make their way into the clan.

Marcelo invites Martha to Buenos Aires to recover the ring. Soledad reveals a secret connection with Fran. Between Cande's move and Tirri's unusual businesses (paradoxically, increasingly serious), Marcelo gives in to his mother-in-law again.

The Tinellis say goodbye to the Guanahani mansion under media siege. The threat to Juana has unexpected consequences: a fatal blow leaves Marcelo on the ground and under psychological care.