La Pola

Pola bravely faces the firing squad. Sámano hopes she will repent, but Pola dies inspiring independence.

Pola faces her destiny, Sámano increases security in Santa Fe. Candelaria and Andrea plan one last strategy.

During her imprisonment, Pola and Alejo reunite, while Ambrosio reconsiders his strategy to save her.

While Pola stands firm in her principles, María Ignacia confesses that she informed Sámano about Pola's plans.

Captured at Andrea Ricaurte's house, Pola faces a conflict council. Her rescue is in the hands of the Almeida family.

Sámano expedites the legal proceedings against Alejo, while ordering Pola's capture. Candelaria reveals Pola's hiding place.

"La Pola" prepares to free the Almeida brothers, while Alejo, determined to destabilize the Spanish crown, takes a risk by kissing him despite his engagement to María Ignacia. As Alejo and Arcos embark on an expedition to the eastern plains, "La Pola" meets with others to purchase weapons. During the execution of the escape plan, Ambrosio surprises her by proposing marriage. The escape provokes the discontent of Marshal Sámano.

The rescue of the Almeida brothers begins, but María Ignacia reveals the plan, upon hearing Alejo promise loyalty to Pola.

The differences between Pola and Alejo intensify. Catarina follows a lead on her son Joaquín and believes she has found him.

Pablo Morillo leaves Sámano in command. Pola meets with Francisco de Paula Santander, an ally against the royalists.

María Ignacia faces a disturbing secret, while Alejo feels that Pola broke their engagement and seeks comfort.

Camilo Torres, Francisco José de Caldas, and Jorge Tadeo are condemned to death. Pola recalls Nariño's prophecy.

María Ignacia manages to get Sámano to pardon Alejo and José Hilario. The hunt for the promoters of the Cry of Independence begins.

Pola flees from Guaduas to Santafé. Alejo, without Nariño's support, fights in the south, but is captured by Sámano.

Alejo uncovers the plan of a traitorous officer, in the service of Torres and Baraya. Jorge Tadeo distances himself from the conspiracies.

The troops face difficulties as they advance to Pasto. Pola signs an alliance with Almeida, and Nariño demotes Alejo.

After the defeats in Popayán and Calibío, Sámano is relieved of his post. Pola meets Ambrosio Almeida.

With the victory comes bad news for Alejo. Domingo survives thanks to Juliano, and Nariño plans his next move.

The patriot army achieves a crucial victory by routing the royalist forces of Sámano. The Battle of Calibío is imminent.

Antonio Nariño refuses dialogue with General Sámano. The battle between the Patriots and the Royalist army erupts.

General Sámano threatens Popayán. Pola takes the lead, and Nariño's army prepares for confrontation.

Nariño proclaims the independence of New Granada, bringing hope, but the real conflict is yet to come.

After Nariño's victory, calm does not return to Santafé. Sámano returns with a plan, and Nariño seeks peace with Torres.

The struggle between Federalists and Centralists erupts. The streets become a battlefield, and Pola weakens Baraya's troops.

Nariño intercepts a plan to halt Baraya's advance. At dawn, Nariño prepares to hold Santa Fe.

With Santa Fe in crisis, Alejo warns Nariño about Baraya's plans, and they launch a surprise attack to stop him.

With his strength exhausted, Nariño confronts Baraya. Domingo follows Catarina, suspicious of her secrets.

Domingo accuses the mayor of being Catarina's lover. Tension rises among supporters of Nariño and Camilo Torres.

Conspiracies are hatched to eliminate Nariño, and his army accuses him of treason. Camilo Torres manipulates the leaders.

Jorge Tadeo's resignation paves the way for a new government in Cundinamarca. Pola and Alejo face an ideological clash.

Nariño and Carbonell intensify their efforts to overthrow Jorge Tadeo, while La Bagatela ignites popular protest.

With the Bagatelle, Antonio Nariño exposes the crown, and in Popayán new revelations about Francis emerge.

Catarina tries to avoid conflict with Domingo and Juliano. In Popayán, Francisco's lies fall apart.

Antonio Nariño creates La Bagatela, a newspaper that challenges Jorge Tadeo, and seeks to warn of the risks facing Santa Fe.

Pola, Carbonell, and Nariño prepare for a conflict in Santa Fe, while former allies return to Popayán.

Catarina is shocked to see Juliano. Alejo confronts his father, and with Santa Fe's victory, the tension rises.

Cundinamarca has its first president, the Constitution brings controversy, and tension increases between Santa Fe and Popayán.

Antonio Nariño creates irreparable tensions, and María Ignacia is intercepted by a key man in the independence movement.

In Santa Fe, Alejo is arrested for deserting the Spanish Army. Pola faces uncertainty about her future.

The Governing Junta confronts Antonio Nariño. Tension increases when the Santa Fe Guard is delegated to the Spanish.

Determined to fight for independence, Pola goes to Santa Fe. At the Congress, Nariño raises unsettling ideas.

The arrival of Antonio Nariño unsettles the Governing Junta. The General Congress of New Granada begins.

Pola and Alejo have their first disagreement. Catarina confesses her pregnancy, and Francisco wants to prevent Alejo's marriage.

María Ignacia begins to lose her mind. Nariño warns of the danger of division in New Granada.

Domingo reports on Juliano's escape, and Colonel Baraya warns about plans to keep Nariño out of the picture.

Juliano wants to escape to San Basilio de Palenque, and Nariño is called upon to unite the provinces of New Granada.

The release of Antonio Nariño shakes New Granada, while Governor Tacón proposes a Governing Board.

Amidst the nervousness, Catarina confesses to having been with Juliano, and Pola warns her of the danger if Domingo finds out.

Pola and Alejo meet in Guaduas; there, he reconsiders his place in the Army. In Santa Fe, the Junta receives Nariño's support.

Pola succeeds in having Colonel Sámano imprisoned, putting his power at risk; Pola confronts him and unleashes a wave of support.