Ella Camina Sola - Season 1

Ricardo Velasco, the star teacher at the Colinas Institute, is accused of harassment by one of the students. The school wants to put an end to the problem quickly and tasks Ricardo's best friend, Carla, with discovering the truth.

The school is divided between Daniela's accusations and Ricardo's presumed innocence. A new accusation and a video of an old feud between Ricardo and Daniela further complicates the investigation.

Carla begins to distrust Ricardo, while Daniela's life is marked by the accusation against Ricardo. Ricardo's marriage hangs by a thread. Daniela threatens to reveal something worse about Ricardo.

After a new accusation of rape, Ricardo begins to be harassed by the group to support Daniela. The parents demand that the school fire Ricardo. Carla follows a new lead.

Ricardo feels increasingly cornered, Aurora, his wife, desperately tries to intimidate Daniela. Carla looks for the girl who accuses Ricardo of rape and realizes that she cannot fully trust him.

Daniela reluctantly goes to a party and ends up connecting with her colleagues, especially Bernardo, Ricardo's number one fan. Carla, for her part, goes with Eduardo to a meeting of her former high school classmates.

Ricardo has lost Carla's support and decides to tell his version of events. Carla tries to advocate for Daniela, but she has another problem on her hands: Renata, a teacher, is having relations with Esteban, one of her students.

The video of Ricardo telling his story achieves his goal, turning his followers against Daniela. Carla, overwhelmed by the situations at school, confesses to Daniela an event from her past, which brings an unexpected revelation.

Daniela's confession generates confusion and chaos at school. Carla believes that Ricardo and Daniela are still hiding something and she finds a new witness at the book fair.

Carla discovers the truth about Daniela's accusations against Ricardo and decides to confront her abuser. While Ricardo feels cornered, Daniela and Carla seek to rebuild their lives.