Isabel and Chava settled into their roles as co-presidents of the Cuervos, finding their first significant challenge in the form of the governor.

The arrival of a prominent new player at Cuervos invariably leaves Rafa with the unenviable task of rectifying a situation tangled by the actions of Chava and Isabel.

Isabel’s departure creates a significant void within the Cuervos roster precisely as the draft commences, forcing the team into a hurried effort to find a solution.

Chava’s bid for the governorship is complicated by the emergence of compromising photographs from his past. Meanwhile, Isabel navigates the blurred lines between professional obligations and personal desires.

Chava’s association with Isabel Cantú proved advantageous to the Cuervos’ financial standing, though it presented a complication for his sister.

A rift has opened between the siblings, their disagreement centered on the fate of Cuau. Meanwhile, Chava finds herself increasingly anxious as she films his first campaign advertisement for the governorship.

Rafa was interviewed regarding his professional journey. Chava believed he presented a stronger political profile when he spoke extemporaneously—until a heated exchange was captured on television.

A persistent unease settled over the team as they worked to maintain the morale of their star player, Moisés, following a lackluster endorsement deal. Meanwhile, Cuau was presented with an opportunity to step into the world of politics.

Chava faced a pivotal choice, one that would reshape both his political campaign and his private world. Meanwhile, Isabel stumbled upon an email, its contents startlingly intimate and undeniably meant for someone else.

A journalist unearthed a disturbing truth regarding Don Salvador Iglesias's history. Troubled by this revelation, Isabel and Chava sought understanding of their father from their own mothers.