De tigres y gacelas

Rocío Martínez was a beauty when she was fifteen, although now she has grown too fat and has been forced to hide half her face behind a mask. She will be the involuntary inspirer of the robbery that David el Mono and his cousin, Rubén el Chato, plan against the organization of Don Jorge Illescas, a coup with which to pay for the reconstruction of Rocío's face. Don Jorge Illescas spends his life traveling the world, doing business of dubious legality that has made him countless enemies, almost always accompanied by Tania, his lover, an art dealer. El Chino, a savage and addicted thug, is commissioned to follow the steps of Don Jorge, who has been missing for some time, with the task of finding a valuable statuette that must have been in his possession. And in the search for that sculpture, some time later, he will bump into the family of Rocío and El Mono.