1820. A group of patriots forge the independence of Guayaquil and Ecuador.

Two cousins learn the value of life through a singing competition, which earns them the money to pay all debts of their family.

Jesús Daniel's dream is to be a great musician. After passing demanding tests and winning a scholarship, he became a student at the prestigious but inflexible Conservatory of the Americas. There, Jesús Daniel finds himself fighting against the arrogance of the wealthy and unscrupulous Titus, who sees the enemy to be defeated in the son of the humble and sick gardener of the institution. The rivalry between the boys seems to move towards a fatal outcome when the unexpected opportunity arises to end the conflict with songs and extreme choreography at the Urban Challenge International Festival in Punta Cana.

The story of Romer, who on his 50th birthday, returns to the Andes where he grew up after he has a premonition that his mother has died. On his journey he comes to a fork in the road, and takes a path which leads him to revisit his past--an upbringing in a remote traditional community which fiercely protects its ancient customs from modernity.

Four stories, each based on real events from Venezuelans in exile. Four countries in which the same reality reflects the serious migration crisis that exists in the South American nation.

Musical History is a series of stories about the history of contemporary music, dramatized and narrated by its protagonists. This series, created by César Sierra, is a continuation of the tradition of the highly successful Musical Romance created by Arquímedes Rivero and Alejandra Solett.