Grand Hotel

Julio Olmedo, a young man of humble origin, travels to Cantaloa to visit his sister Cristina, one of the maids of the Gran Hotel. But when he arrived, Julio runs into an unpleasant surprise: it has been more than a month since anyone has known anything about his sister after he has been expelled from the hotel for an alleged robbery. Convinced that there is something dark about Cristina's disappearance, Julio decides to stay at the Gran Hotel. With the help of Andrés, one of the waiters, and hiding that he is Cristina's brother, Julio manages to work as a waiter at the Gran Hotel with the intention of investigating what happened with his sister. But in the course of his investigation, he will meet Alicia, an elegant and distinguished woman with whom Julio already crossed before taking the train to Cantaloa and who is neither more nor less than the daughter of Doña Teresa Alarcón, the owner of the Gran Hotel.

Julio runs into the final test confirming that his sister has not left the Gran Hotel; Someone has tried to burn Cristina's bloody clothes in one of the hotel kitchens. A test that seems to confirm Julio's suspicions; Cristina is dead ... but ... who was to blame? And ... does this have something to do with the young woman who has just been killed in town? Meanwhile, the Alarcón family, attends to the evolution of Sofia who, after having fallen down the stairs, fears for the future of her son.

Julio is closer than ever to find out who murdered his sister and the main suspect is none other than Diego, Alicia's fiancé. Without proof to prove it, Julio will only have one possible path for his investigation; find the author of the anonymous Diego, the only person who can shed light on the death of Cristina. However, in parallel, Detective Ayala is following another clue: that of the weapon with which Jimena's murder was committed. The famous gold knife that appears in Javier's room, which was also the last person with whom the prostitute was killed. All indications point to the young Alarcón.