Marcos Camacho

Renzo Collazos has been a recognized journalist for the political section of the newspaper El Comercio for a year. One morning, the website editor asks him to manage a blog dedicated to youth and write weekly about his pale social-sentimental-sexual life. Collazos accepts, convinced that he has nothing important to tell: he has no partner; he still lives with his mother; in his spare time he reads, writes poetry, masturbates, and is fed up with the fact that his closest friends have married (because he also wanted to marry). Unexpectedly, the Wanted Girlfriend blog becomes a success as Renzo writes about his cynical love dilemmas, from the marriage of his ex-girlfriend to the failed night raids on Friday and Saturday, and he gains popularity. That fame makes him a more selfish, more vain, more stupid guy who ends up sabotaging his relationships. He finds a girlfriend, but she decides to end things and his world falls apart again. Realizing what he has become, he decides to change.

The mayor is dead. The pandemic has worsened, and a crooked science organization is attempting to regain its bearings as the FBI have arrived the beloved city of Sanford Florida. The missing person's cases continue to climb, and a group of friends are about to be reminded that they are center in this unfortunate triangle of death. The race continues for Senator Preston Conrad, who's former opponent is now rotting away after committing murder. But the election is all but over. As Conrad faces his new republican opponent, politics in America are all about one thing: blood.

The mayor is dead. The pandemic has worsened, and a crooked science organization is attempting to regain its bearings as the FBI have arrived the beloved city of Sanford Florida. The missing person's cases continue to climb, and a group of friends are about to be reminded that they are center in this unfortunate triangle of death. The race continues for Senator Preston Conrad, who's former opponent is now rotting away after committing murder. But the election is all but over. As Conrad faces his new republican opponent, politics in America are all about one thing: blood.

Leonardo Oviedo is an ambitious theatre director, whose plays haven’t accomplished the success he dreamt of. Seeking for some recognition, he decides to write a play for four characters; a one-performance only, where all actors have to die onstage. On that matter, he casts an old has-been actor, who is an alcoholic, a fat actress, an endearing and intellectually disabled boy and a black actor, who has only been cast for the color of his skin. The play brings on a media hype never seen before, is an instant success and everyone is eager for the opening night. Whit defenders and detractors, the whole country talks about Leonardo Oviedo, and he will be willing to get to the very end, to fulfill this sickening artistic ideal.

As several missing persons cases sprout like weeds in a small town, a group of coworkers realize that this human trafficking problem is starting to hit home for them. With the likes of a strange science organization, and a mystery man by many names, things begin to go terribly wrong in Sanford. As the missing persons cases begin to get drowned out by the election, Senator Preston Conrad is posed to return to his hometown in hopes of winning re-election. All the while Mayor Anastasia Harlan prepares the 2020 Florida Senator Debate, so long as a respiratory virus doesn't destroy everything she has been working so hard towards.

The long-awaited third installment of the blockbuster Asu Mare hits theaters. Cachin and Emilia, already married, prepare to be parents. Cachín gets the long-awaited visa to the United States and together with Emilia, Coolie and Pamela they travel to Miami, where they will spend a thousand and one adventures that will turn their relationship and that of both families upside down.