La Ruta - Season 2

Season 2
Ibiza
Episodes

Opening
Ibiza, 1996. The arrival of British promoters puts Spanish DJs in check, who try to stand up to them. Among them is Marc Ribó, who tonight reunites with Vicky, a waitress he hasn't seen in months and who makes him think about what he has been trying so hard to avoid thinking about: his parents' trip to Ibiza in 1971, when the island was a gold mine for builders like Manuel and a strange place, as attractive as it was threatening, for women like Leonor.

Instant City
Manuel faces problems with the construction of the hotel while Leonor questions her life. Decades later, Marc and Vicky seem to be consolidating their relationship, although she has her doubts.

Balearic Beat
Marc experiences two key moments: making his debut as a live DJ across the UK and becoming a father, while his life changes unexpectedly. Manuel struggles to save his hotel and Leonor.

New Age
Sento travels to Ibiza to look for his missing friend. Vicky thinks she knows why Marc left, but first she must face her own doubts.

Acid Trip
A trip on LSD sends Marc back into the past and propels Leo into the future. A ‘reunion' between mother and son.

Closing
Marc returns ready to start over and be the father Vicky needs. Manuel tries to do the right thing without Leo, but fears what would happen if she came back.
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