Set in Valparaíso during 1953 and 1954, the story follows Alba (Fernanda Finsterbusch)—one of the first women to study medicine in Chile—and Zahira (Carmen Zabala), the heiress to a family linked to drug trafficking who runs the brothel "La Joya". Their paths cross, sparking a bond and a romance that defy the prejudices and social norms of the era.
Episodes
On New Year's Eve, a violent incident brings the paths of Alba and Zahira together for the first time. One is a medical student; the other runs a brothel and belongs to a powerful clan involved in cocaine trafficking. That unexpected encounter marks the beginning of a story that will change their lives.
As Zahira faces a dangerous dispute over control of the cocaine trade, Alba steps in once again to protect Teresa from Mario Monti. The bond between the two women begins to deepen, but Alba discovers that Monti is her fiancé's new boss. Meanwhile, a betrayal threatens to spark a war within Zahira's clan.
As Alba tries to cling to the life she had planned, the attraction to Zahira becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. At the same time, Zahira must take on new responsibilities in the family business—the true scope of which is unknown to Alba.
As Alba prepares for her wedding, her relationship with Zahira takes a turn fueled by passion. But just as the two grow closer than ever, the governor plans to crack down on same-sex relationships.
As Alba faces pressure from her mother and boyfriend to move forward with the wedding, her relationship with Zahira crosses a new boundary. At the same time, Zahira turns to Alba's family for a business venture that hides a dangerous secret.
Alba and Zahira are increasingly backed into a corner. The governor’s pursuit, pressure from Alba’s boyfriend, and Zahira’s secrets threaten to tear them apart just as they must decide how far they are willing to go to be together.
