Las marcas del agua

In the 21st century, the historian Teodoro de Villalpando is dedicated to clarifying the exploits of a brotherhood that, taking advantage of the trips of Cortés, Magellan and Luis de Carvaxal, tried to establish a place where harmony would reign. After the discovery of a lost and enigmatic diary written in the 16th century, and which seems to refer to these events, the journalist Juana Vicente approaches Villalpando to announce such a discovery; In addition, she investigates stories of corruption and organized crime that endanger his life. Then, Fión Calavera appears, a boy from a peripheral neighborhood who tries to beat the mill of inequality.