S1E3 Sofía
After a passenger's life is put in danger, the captain makes a bold decision. Carolina asks her uncle about a woman in a photo. Dimas mourns a loss.
Two sisters discover disturbing family secrets after a string of mysterious deaths occur on a luxury ship traveling from Spain to Brazil in the 1940s.
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After a passenger's life is put in danger, the captain makes a bold decision. Carolina asks her uncle about a woman in a photo. Dimas mourns a loss.
Carolina hears shocking claims about her family. Nicolás worries the ship is headed into a storm. The captain's decision spurs Aníbal to take action.
The sisters confront their uncle with what they've deduced. Clara and Natalia work together on a cover-up. Eva tells Nicolás about the photo she found.
The Bárbara de Braganza is attacked on multiple fronts just as the virus starts spreading and the passengers and crew attempt to procure a vaccine.
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