La chica de nieve - Season 2

Season 2
El juego del alma
"DO YOU WANT TO PLAY?" This question written on an envelope containing a polaroid with a gagged young woman is the beginning of a macabre game, the Game of the Soul, in which journalist Miren Rojo (Milena Smit) will bet her life and even her own sanity.
Following the events of the first season of The Snow Girl, Miren investigates this time an elite school that seems to be at the center of the disappearance and murder of two young girls. She will do it together with Jaime (Miki Esparbé), an investigative journalist who arrives at the Sur newspaper fleeing from his past and trying to recover his lost reputation. Mysteries, secrets, lies and characters as full of wounds as the protagonist herself.
Episodes

Episodio 1
After receiving a mysterious letter, Miren tries to link a teen's murder to an old disappearance, clashing with Eduardo. Jaime arrives at the newspaper.

Episodio 2
A tragedy hits hard. Miren tracks a powerful family in Málaga while keeping an eye on Los Arcos School. A new message opens the door to the Soul Game.

Episodio 3
Jaime comes upon a witness to Laura's last day. Miren discovers another victim of the game — but the journalist persists and dives into her first test.

Episodio 4
An influential visit to Diario Sur obstructs the investigation. Police have Laura's uncle in the spotlight. Miren relives the worst night of her life.

Episodio 5
Belén and Miren cross paths. Los Arcos' principal faces mounting pressure, which turns Nacho against his family. The game makes new demands.

Episodio 6
With Miren's life on the line, Jaime's search takes him to the Green House, where shocking secrets about the investigation come to light.
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