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A middle aged Argentine woman with a comfortable life discovers that her husband has been having affairs for years behind her back. She leaves him and for a time has trouble adjusting to her newfound yet unwelcome independence. Eventually, however, she accepts her condition and ultimately thrives as she finds new loves and a new life.

"A group of boys find themselves in the middle of a war they do not understand. It is not until their friends have been killed that they realize that war is a serious game"--External container.

Set in Buenos Aires, 1933. The life of Renzo Franchi, an obscure tango singer, is at a point of permanent change because of Juanita, a beautiful young Spanish woman. Upon meeting Renzo, Juanita notices his great physical resemblence to Carlos Gardel, whom she secretly admires. Dazzled by the similiarity of both people, she pushes Renzo to transform himself into a perfect imitator of the "Zorzal Crillo" (native fox) in both image and musical style. When a representative of Gardel notices the simularity between Renzo and his client, he contracts him to join the group. Soon Renzo feels he is loosing his identity. His relationship with Juanita and the musicians deteriorates until he finds himself alone and penniless in Columbia. There his path crosses with Rinaldo Costra and Alfredo Le Pera, from whom he receives a proposition with unpredictable consequences.

This historical drama tells the story of Juana Inés de la Cruz, one of the greatest poets of the Spanish Siglo de Oro. In order to pursue her passion for writing, Juana enters the convent. There, she develops an intimate relationship with the vicereine, who inspires her poetry. But when the forces of the Inquisition invade the convent, the women have only each other to turn to.