El Penacho
In Chapter 4, Supertitlán's 'El Penacho'(the tuft): With the visit of "El Penacho" (the tuft), it looks like a great opportunity has finally arrived for Supertitlán to show why they are different, why they are the best choice Although everything seems to be going great, Gervasio is sticking his foot in it a bit. Also, there is a contest to make the jingle to represent them and Michelle sees the golden opportunity for Byron Mix to participate, will he make it? Meanwhile, the reporter discovers Jonás' big secret.
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