
Valeria — Season 2
Navigating pivotal moments – both professionally and romantically – these four friends find strength and solace in one another. As each woman confronts life-altering choices, their bonds deepen, offering unwavering support and a shared journey through the complexities of ambition and connection.

Back in Madrid, Val faces a turning point, compelled to make weighty choices regarding both her professional path and her heart. Meanwhile, Carmen feels a knot of apprehension as she prepares to inform Borja that their futures will now be i…

Val experiences two markedly different encounters with Adri and Victor. A sudden, intense connection ignites when Nerea faces off against a past rival. Meanwhile, Lola finds a familiar resonance with someone from her history.

Victor extended an invitation to Val, requesting a meeting with his parents. Lola wrestled with a sense of unease regarding Sergio. Carmen experienced a sudden surge of inspiration, a spark of creativity. Meanwhile, Nerea found herself incr…

Val was taken aback by the theme of Adri’s newest photographic display. Carmen unveiled her proposal after reaching a consensus with Borja.

Adri's confrontation with Val regarding her novel served as a catalyst, prompting the four close friends to openly discuss their deepest aspirations for the future.

A persistent writer's block weighs on Val, compounded by anxieties about her relationships. Meanwhile, Carmen and Borja find themselves at odds during their search for an apartment. Elsewhere, Nerea embarks on a decision with romantic impli…

A gathering of women celebrated Val's book with a reading held in Lola’s apartment. Meanwhile, Carmen wrestled with a growing unease about Borja's words. Lola, in a quieter corner of the evening, found herself re-establishing a connection w…

Val wrestled with potential titles for her next book. At Victor’s residence, Lola received an unexpected gift. Nerea secured a new client. Meanwhile, Carmen found herself navigating a strained interaction with Borja's mother.


