The Best Episodes Written By Cristóbal Garrido

Julio Olmedo, a young man of humble origin, travels to Cantaloa to visit his sister Cristina, one of the maids of the Gran Hotel. But when he arrived, Julio runs into an unpleasant surprise: it has been more than a month since anyone has known anything about his sister after he has been expelled from the hotel for an alleged robbery. Convinced that there is something dark about Cristina's disappearance, Julio decides to stay at the Gran Hotel. With the help of Andrés, one of the waiters, and hiding that he is Cristina's brother, Julio manages to work as a waiter at the Gran Hotel with the intention of investigating what happened with his sister. But in the course of his investigation, he will meet Alicia, an elegant and distinguished woman with whom Julio already crossed before taking the train to Cantaloa and who is neither more nor less than the daughter of Doña Teresa Alarcón, the owner of the Gran Hotel.

Judge Garzón in Madrid receives Portabales's notes and calls Darío. The shot Colombian sicario dies before he can be made to talk, but all is not lost.

The smugglers face trial and Portabales testifies against them. Sito offers Ballesteros one last shipment in exchange for help fleeing from Europe.

A young Sito Miñanco has an opportunity in the business contraband of tobacco, a profit business in Galicia but soon he will know a better business, the fariña, aka cocaine.

Sito Miñanco sees the dark side of cocaine when he has troubles to complete the first job. The smugglers talk about traffic with drugs.

The law force increase the pressure in the smugglers with new laws and new law force. The drugs enter in the game.

As Sito Miñanco continues his cocaine business, sergeant Darío Castro is progressively tracking him down.

After Sito's sentence at the Carabanchel Jail, he returns to Galicia to make a deal with the Cali and Medellín Cartels.

After Braulio is found murdered under the Colombian necktie method and the smugglers abandon tobacco in favor of cocaine, things start getting ugly around Galicia's base levels.

The drug trade brings addiction to Galicia. The Charlín family takes the risk of partnering with the Colombians, using a human life as a guarantee.

Carmen Avendaño and fellow mothers of drug addicts get vocal in their protests. In prison, one of the smugglers secretly writes a transaction record.