With Enzo on the brink of death, and after breaking the deal with Palacios, César is sent to jail. Ximi, stunned, runs away while Polaco tries to find a way out of the madness.

With their leadership in the new gang now well-established, the brothers decide to make themselves visible in Libertad. This move will cost them dearly, and the blood shed will not be that of their rivals.

Polaco gets his brother out of jail, but at a price that will distance him from César, who decides to make a move that will mark the beginning of the end.

With new alliances, Polaco, César, and their gang decide to take over a small club to strengthen their ranks before they reemerge. Meanwhile, Ximi uses football to get closer to her father.

Whatever the cost, the Urrutias will risk everything and go to any length to stop being hostages to the political and police powers that use and discard them.

Polaco is established as the leader of Libertad del Puerto's gang. At odds with the police and serving the mayor's interests, his goal remains to resist as the head of the gang and bring Palacios down. The tragic consequences of Polaco's decisions lead to the re-emergence of a former rival for power within the gang.

While Polaco grapples with the death of a friend and the sudden reappearance of Myriam in his life, he has to cope with a new reality: the return of Cesar. The brothers will face each other for leadership of the gang amid suspicions about Tío's death.

While fighting to ascend to First Division, Club Atletico Libertad del Puerto is made a millionaire offer for its star player. Uncle, the gang’s leader, will do whatever it takes to get his share.

Without the gang’s protection, the Urrutia brothers must find new ways to finance themselves. Meanwhile, Ximi takes her first steps as a new member of the family.

Following the fight and Uncle’s downfall, the Urrutia brothers must find allies to rise from the ashes.