Mariachi’s Daughter

Rosario Guerrero is the new face of mariachi music, a powerful voice that fights to be heard in a world that has traditionally been masculine. The stage of the Plaza Garibaldi ranchera bar is the setting where Rosario declares her love in the form of songs with Francisco Lara, a transgressive Mexican who breaks boundaries and fuses mariachi with other genres. The volcanic love of this couple unleashes a war between Francisco and “El Coloso”, a ranchera purist who lost Rosario in that very bar and is willing to fight to the death to get her back. But beyond El Coloso, the future between Rosario and Francisco is jeopardized by the Mexican singer's secret, that of being a fugitive named Emiliano Sánchez Gallardo, accused of laundering money for the mafia and murdering a man, crimes for which he is wanted by Interpol and the mafia itself, when Emiliano fights to prove his innocence and it becomes an obligation to “shut him up”.