The story follows the mysterious disappearance of Jon, a young man who, after spending a night in the mountains with his friends, leaves as the only clue a disturbing video that he posted on his social networks minutes before disappearing. The video goes viral, and arouses all kinds of speculation. Is it a bad joke or has he really disappeared? Throughout the episodes, the secrets of his group of friends will come to light, while the police investigate the case, led by Maite, the mother of one of Jon’s friends and in charge of discovering what happened.

A tragic accident is the starting point of “Com si fos ahir”. An accident, however, that has a positive effect: the reunion of some old high school classmates who, after twenty-five years, meet at the funeral of one of them. The high school days, when they attended BUP and COU at Reina Sibil·la, turned them into a heterogeneous, hooligan and full of life group. In the 80s, they were a group of young people who thought they would be friends forever, but life had different plans for all of them. And now, when they are almost fifty, they meet again and, little by little, resume that friendship, realizing that life’s expectations are not always fulfilled and that, if they do, they are always loaded with some surprise.

Alcastrer, The West. A small town inhabited by just 100 people. Joan, an old and grumpy farmer, is tired of suffering robberies in his farmhouse and decides to join the nightly rounds of submissive farmers who watch over his land. His son Pep, who has just returned from living in the city, will accompany him. During one of these rounds, they will suffer a fatal accident that will change both of their lives.

When the coach of the women’s roller hockey section of the Club Patí Minerva, Germán, leaves leave their team for the rival, The Olímpic, the club’s president (Enric Ricou) decides to close it down due to financial problems but overall because he doesn’t support women at sport. The young players of the team, Berta, Emma, Laila, Flor, Lorena and Raquel, who are in their first and second years of high school, fight to save the women’s section of the club while at the same time they try to find their place in life, both inside and outside the team.

“Cançó per a tu” is a love story, a triangle between three young students at the University of Barcelona in the 60s. A time in the midst of Franco’s dictatorship, where the desire to live, freedom, revolt and the need to reclaim lost freedoms are awakened… In the midst of all this chaos full of emotions, this fiction focuses on three characters. One is Ignasi, a unionist and the most attached to direct fight. The other is David, a boy from a good bourgeois family, who only stands for ideals. The triangle is closed by Laia, straddling the two, who with a great talent for music will end up forming part of Nova Cançó.

Fleeing from Franco’s troops entering Barcelona at the end of the Civil War, Lola and Felip watch in despair as their daughter, Maria, is kidnapped by the Falangists. Forced into exile, the couple is imprisoned in the Argelès concentration camp. When they manage to escape, Felip returns to Barcelona to try to recover his daughter, although events take him to Africa, where he fights for five years under the orders of General Leclerc. Meanwhile, in France, Lola meets Manel, a refugee smuggler, who she can’t help but fall in love with.

Sabela lives alone with her two sons, Dani, a skeptical young man who neither studies nor works and lives adrift, and Iago, a hard-working boy who would like to be mayor, a goal that is not easy for someone like him, who has Down syndrome. When Iago manages, after a lot of effort, to run for office, Dani takes his example and changes his attitude: he regains his enthusiasm for his future.