La Pola

Policarpa is captured by the Spanish army. Sámano offers her the chance to betray her ideals in order to save Alejo Sabaraín.

Policarpa and Alejo have their first encounter. Francisco punishes his son, and Joaquín recalls the Comunero Rebellion.

Alejo's absence worries Pola. A secret meeting with Antonio Nariño brings hope for a new rebellion.

Joaquín and Mariana announce they will leave Guaduas. Antonio Nariño meets with Lieutenant Baraya to plot against the Crown.

Policarpa arrives in Honda hoping to reunite with Alejo. Their worlds seem to be drifting further and further apart.

Alejo defends Pola. Jorge Tadeo faces pressure to get married, and Antonio Nariño is torn between his ideals and his family.

Pola arrives in Santa Fe, while her father, Joaquín, plans a movement against the Crown together with Antonio Nariño.

Antonio Nariño returns to prison. Alejo tries to get closer to Pola, hoping to reunite with her.

Alejo sends Pola a letter asking her to marry him when they turn 21. Baraya confronts Camilo Torres.

Antonio Nariño's health deteriorates in prison. Joaquín discovers Magdalena's affair with Jorge Tadeo.

In prison, Antonio Nariño's health deteriorates, while the truth about Magdalena and Jorge Tadeo shakes his marriage.

Joaquín joins the mission to free Antonio Nariño, but he rejects escape and faces prison.

The Salavarrieta family faces smallpox, putting the lives of Joaquín, Mariana, and two of their children at risk.

Antonio Nariño finds hope in developing a cure. Pola believes she has been infected, and Francisco presumes her dead.

The Salavarrieta siblings go their separate ways. Pola goes to Guaduas, while Alejo is pressured to get married.

Domingo wants to marry Catarina. Pola seeks to reunite with Alejo and dispel the rumor of his death.

Six years later, Alejo returns to Guaduas without forgetting Pola, while Catarina prepares for her wedding.

Pola tries to stop Catarina's marriage to Domingo, so she plans her escape, but she gets a bitter surprise.

Pola and Alejo meet. Tension rises as they reminisce about their love and confront the news of Alejo's marriage.

Pola expresses her discontent with Spanish rule, while Antonio Nariño and Carbonell plan for total independence.

Pola kisses Alejo, ending her engagement to the Mayor. Alejo also plans to break up with María Ignacia.

Pola quickly adapts to the stable alongside the slaves, while Alejo arrives in Popayán to cancel his engagement.

Alejo breaks off his engagement to María Ignacia, citing the war against France. Devastated, she takes action.

Nicolasa and Juliano try to keep their love a secret, but Catarina discovers them. And Alejo faces family pressure.

Alejo agreed to marry her. Meanwhile, Pola teaches the slaves to read, and the notables of Quito defy the King.

Domingo punishes Juliano. Outraged, Pola confronts him and threatens to report him.

Alejo suffers a severe wound in combat, and Pola faces harassment from Colonel Sámano, who accuses her of theft.

Pola drafts a complaint against Domingo for the abuse of Juliano. The viceroys pressure to uncover the conspiracies.

Antonio Nariño is imprisoned. Juliano's feelings are confused by his attempt to rescue Catarina, and Alejo thinks about Pola.

Antonio Nariño's son does not abandon him. Pola delves into the Rights of Man, a crucial document.