Revancha

Amador is the advisor and number two of the criminal faction of Lokos, the ultra group of FC Barcelona. They extort money, beat up, move drugs and destroy enemy gangs. His kapo is Alberto Cid, alias el Cid, a psychopath without a soul or scruples. Amador and El Cid, legendary neo-Nazi skinheads of the southern goal during the eighties and nineties, were inseparable for years, until something separated them. Amador carries many secrets, and the greatest of them is his homosexuality, which would cost him his life if it came to light. His father, a former criminal and local legend, is seriously ill, and his agony opens up scars of childhood that Amador believed closed. César "Jabalí" Beltrán was a rugby player and now he earns his living by avenging victims of pedophiles and on the run. He lives clandestinely, in a narrow circle of empathy where only two other people fit: his sister, Paloma, and his niece, Lucia. A kidnapping, a raid and a missing loot make the lives of César and Amador intersect, with unpredictable results for both: the wild revenge in which they lived (against the world, against their childhoods, against their luck) begins to come off at the ends.