KILLER WOMEN

Mónica suffers from constant abuse from her mother, Beatriz Fernández, who lives frustrated after her artistic career ended abruptly. Francisco, Mónica's boyfriend, gives her advice so she can get rid of her mother.

Teodora's uncle forces her to live with Jorge and his parents after finding out about the romance between the two. Jorge and Margarita belong to a religious cult where torture is the main motivator.

Jessica is tired of her husband Rodolfo's abuse, with whom she has a small son. Rodolfo gets seriously ill.

Martha, Pablo Sandoval's ex-wife, returns from Puebla and visits his house unexpectedly, taking her children without their father's permission. Pablo tells DIEM about the relationship he had with Martha and the details of their separation thanks to her mental disorders.

Claudia, a young drug addict, lives aimlessly, having no children, no husband, no mother to turn her away from an irremediable destiny. She decides to rob her ex-in-laws' house with her lover, but the owners of the house are still there.

Patricia is a girl who suffers from domestic violence and sexual abuse by her father, who also abuses her mother and brother. One day things get out of control and Patricia decides to put an end to this situation.

Cándida is a prostitute who is about to retire. All she wants is a house and a man to protect her.

Emilia is a middle-aged woman and victim of men. Her landlord sexually harasses her for owing him 3 months' rent. Her husband closes his eyes to her efforts to pay the debt.

Sandra is an interested woman who lives in a small town and seeks to get out of there by seducing men at any price. Julián, the half-brother of her last husband Fermín, decides to investigate Sandra's past when he notices something strange.

A prison police officer begins an affair with a lawyer to cover up her various illegal operations, but when he begins to suspect her, he ends up dead.

Ana had an accident that led her to meet Sergio, a plastic surgeon, and fall in love with him. With that his misfortunes did not end, they just began.