The Tinellis

Marcelo Tinelli arrives in Punta del Este to enjoy the vacation with his family after a long time apart. His daughters, Cande, Mica, and Juana, are waiting for him with their partners while they rest and plan their upcoming work year. But Marcelo has a surprise for them: the introduction of Milett, his new girlfriend. After only a few hours of living together, the first conflicts explode.

The conflict between Milett and Mimi shakes the family peace hours before one of the most iconic parties in Punta. A very obsessive Marcelo is in charge of the organization of the event and does not plan to suspend it despite the fight. While Tirri tries to repair relations, Cande faces unexpected adversities at a concert and begins to suspect the presence of bad energies in the house.

Mica, Cande, and Juana take advantage of Marcelo, Milett, and Tirri's departure to live in the mansion without restrictions or rules. They gather strength and decide to tell their father things they don't like about Milett. They also assume that the Peruvian actress will not return to Uruguay, although they may be surprised.

Vacations in Punta del Este are coming to an end, and Tirri's birthday party on a yacht is a good excuse to leave the bad times behind. However, after the talk with their father, the Tinellis are analyzing Milett's behavior in detail. Marcelo receives bad news about Cande's wedding gift just before the most uncomfortable dinner of the whole vacation.

Marcelo organizes a trip to Mendoza to check on Cande's wedding present. The girls surprise him with a single condition that forces his father to face an awkward moment with Milett. "The Boss" has to make a difficult call and asks Tirri for help. Back in Buenos Aires, the tension that seemed to have disappeared flares up again.

Marcelo meets Soledad Aquino, his first wife, and Mica and Cande's mother. The upcoming wedding has them all more connected and moved than ever. With emotions running high, Marcelo faces the finale of his TV show and the uncertainty of what will come next. An unexpected emotional setback with his children makes him rethink some decisions.