01x06 - Episode 6

[bunniefuu]

Holy sh*t.

Check that out, it's f*cking huge.

She'll win us

the Champions League for sure.

We're gonna have a blast with it.

Let's get down to business.

Come on! Everyone back to work!

-What?

-What do you mean?

-Should we prepare our little girl?

-Didn't I already tell you?

How much time do we have?

As if we were to sail off tonight.

Get a move on, Fifo, for f*ck's sake.

Pass that to Moncho, come on.

Here.

-Let's go! Let's go!

-Wait, let me do it.

Okay.

Hand me a washer.

No. That one.

-Move aside, come on.

-Get the wrench ready.

Hand it to me.

-That's a screw.

-Pass it over here, please.

GANGS OF GALICIA

Are you Ana González?

-Butwhat's going on?

-There's a car waiting for you, counsel.

-After you.

-Thank you.

I mean, I didn't expect to see you here.

What did the doctor say?

They say I'm strong like bull.

They think I'm in bed resting.

Oh.

But I'm fine. I needed

to get out of town and drive,

breathe, you know?

-Mm-hmm.

-Are you okay?

I'll tell you later.

Are you okay? Should I carry the suitcase?

I'm perfectly fine

and it's good for me. We're almost there.

Is it this one?

-Yeah.

-But it's new.

I'm still taming it to be honest.

-Should I be worried?

-Why? Do you want to drive it?

Okay.

Are you sure?

Why do you ask

if you don't want me to drive it?

Here.

-Are you serious?

-Yeah.

So, imagine how scared I was

when I realized that a car

was following me all over town.

And your father

didn't say it was his doing

until I was on my way to the airport

and I hadn't seen anyone yet.

Sounds like him.

He's a real stickler for control.

-Damn.

-He always has been.

I could tell you thousands of stories.

I still remember when my mother died.

I had a very hard time.

I didn't want to eat or do anything.

Anyway, they had a psychologist

in my f*cking fancy school.

And the guy started talking to me

to help me and stuff.

I regret telling my father

I was talking to him.

Why? Did they hurt him?

They searched the guy's house

and bugged his phone.

He was convinced

it was part of the police investigation.

But, what could you tell the psychologist

about your father's work? I mean

Nothing.

And he did the same

to a girlfriend I had. Paula was her name.

I really liked her, you know?

After three months,

she got paranoid about being followed.

-It turns out that was the case.

-So you guys ended things?

Dating me started to scare her in case

they hurt her family, I don't know.

I mean, no wonder.

Why do you keep working for your father?

I don't work for him, I work for myself.

And I've been doing

pretty good, don't you think?

Well Okay.

Plus, I wouldn't know

how to do anything else.

-I don't believe that.

-You don't?

You could do

whatever you set your mind to, Daniel.

Well, I was thinking that

if this operation goes well,

I could leave all this behind.

-Are you serious?

-Yes.

After what happened to María

Every day, I see things more clearly.

But would your father approve?

I don't care if he approves or not.

However, he can't know

until it's all done.

But actually, I've arranged

for everything to disappear.

-Hold on a second, I think that

-Yep, those are cops.

How can you be certain?

Because those poor b*stards

always drive the same jalopies.

-What should I do now?

-We'll take them for a ride.

Doesn't it piss you off

having them tailing you?

Yeah, it does a little bit.

Then step on it.

Step on it.

Are you sure she was the driver?

I'm sure. 100%.

She drove from the airport.

Okay. And what flight was she on?

The one from Amsterdam. But we don't know

for sure if she was in Dakar.

Yeah. That would make sense.

She got there, gave them the information,

and the ship sailed off.

-Everything fits.

-Yeah. But we can't prove it.

No, no. Not yet.

But she's getting more and more involved.

So?

If I toss it all

down the river, will you come with me?

-Where to?

-Wherever you want.

Vietnam.

Vietnam?

Or Brazil if you prefer.

Wherever you want.

There are multiple options.

But, like what? I don't

What do you mean?

-Did I scare you, Ana?

-No, I mean, I

But I didn't I didn't expect, you know?

Uh

-I can't believe it.

-What can't you believe?

I mean, well maybe you

I dunno You don't like me, right?

Is that it? I don't know, I thought

I told you in the hospital

and I thought you also

Ah, f*ck.

-I f*cked up.

-You didn't, absolutely not.

Don't say that. It's just

Yeah, I did. I just messed up big time.

No, but is this for real?

Are you being serious?

-Forget it. Let it go.

-No, come on.

I'm not sure if you're being genuine

or you just wanna get laid.

You know what I'm saying?

You're making fun of me.

I'm not making fun

of you. I need to know.

Know what?

-If I'm being serious?

-Yes.

f*ck. Of course.

Christ, my palms are sweating.

I've never been this serious.

Oh, God.

Take the next exit.

Why, do you need to stop again?

Do you know the Parador nearby?

No.

But suddenly I feel

very excited to see it.

Sorry. Are you okay?

-I'm okay.

-Are you sure?

Yeah.

-Daniel. I wanted to tell you

-Ana, before you say anything, what

What I suggested yesterday,

you can think about it.

You don't have to answer now.

-Okay?

-Okay.

In the meantime,

we have to stop seeing each other.

I didn't last long?

Seeing each other outside.

We shouldn't be seen together, so nobody

thinks I'm still working for you.

You do work for me,

but everything's legal.

As long as they don't know

what you did in Africa,

it will be fine, right? Huh?

The thing is

They put a microphone

-in the office.

-How long have you known?

Recently. I just found out.

I haven't even been there yet.

And how do you know?

Rosa.

But don't worry

because I haven't even been there yet, so

That's why I'm telling you.

You promised

I wouldn't have to do anything else.

If she hasn't said anything

that compromises her,

-maybe there's nothing.

-Yeah.

But we know there is.

Well, there's nothing I can do.

Did you tell her?

-No.

-Did you tell her?

-No, I didn't tell her.

-To be careful with what she says?

No, I didn't say anything.

-You aren't lying to me, Rosa?

-I don't lie and you're hurting me, sir.

Sorry.

Have you noticed anything

since her last trip?

Does she look different?

Is she acting nervous?

She broke up with Daniel.

Oh, really?

-I mean, they haven't spoken in 15 days.

-Hm.

But you know that

better than me, don't you?

Did she tell you anything?

No, but I see her

and she looks a bit down lately.

And?

Nothing. We were working

on something with him.

A business he was going to buy.

But he told us

he didn't want us to handle it

and he would come get the file.

Can I go now?

Yeah, of course.

How did it go? Did he buy it?

I don't know. I think so.

Marta.

For f*ck's sake, Marta.

Can you explain what's going on?

Say something, please. You're leaving me

and you just send me a text?

Yeah, it's best not to talk right now.

-I have to go.

-Where? This is your home.

This place never really felt

like home to me.

Damn it. What we should be doing

right now is celebrating

we've been spared

this nightmare of cancer.

You know, this just isn't working out.

I don't think we'll be able to resolve it.

Just give me two months, okay?

If this goes well, if I arrest the Padíns,

I'll quit the police, I'll quit everything

and we'll leave this place together.

I don't believe you.

Please.

Jeez. You're just like your uncles, huh?

You take a lot of risks.

I saw you almost fall.

Hey.

-I understand

-You don't f*cking know anything.

Careful, now.

You're not the only one

who lost someone. You know that, right?

But not like that.

Now that my Maria's gone,

I don't care if I'm here or not.

You're saying this

'cause you feel like sh*t.

I want to join.

I wanna be a part

of whatever you're doing now.

I just wanna work

with you, do you hear me?

Not carrying bundles on the beach.

We've been trying

to protect you all your life

so you and your parents

don't have to do this.

It didn't help at all.

Hey!

Enjoy the life you've got.

Do you want to go to prison?

I happen to know

what it's like to be in prison.

If I don't do something,

I'll go crazy, Daniel.

Those b*stards stole the money,

from me and María.

And that is why she's dead.

-I need something to start over.

-What do you want? Money?

You're my godson.

You'll never run out of money. Okay?

But I want to work for it.

You go with Nilo on the boat, okay?

Huh?

Don't hold too tight, it still hurts.

Where the f*ck are they, man?

What is going on?

We have to wait.

What? We have to wait?

We've been here for six hours.

Ugh, for f*ck's sake!

That's not bad.

Something's f*cking wrong. Jesus Christ.

"Not bad"

The marker is working properly.

There's no doubt they're right there.

-How long have they been there?

-Hours?

The DEA could fly over that area

if we let them know. There's still time.

-But we can't do it.

-So, what then?

If we alert the DEA,

we'll get the merchandise

but we'll lose the Padíns,

so we're just gonna have to wait.

Yeah, but we won't be able to find

the Padíns once the drugs are moved.

Well

We'll lose them at sea,

but we'll still be able

to monitor the operation from land.

Sure, but we have no clue

of their whereabouts

on land at the moment.

Exactly, for the moment.

-Hey, is there something I'm unaware of?

-Only what's necessary, Torres.

Where are you going?

The market, like I do every day.

Sure. You must think

I'm stupid, don't you?

-Mom, please don't. Come on.

-Laura.

Forget whatever you're getting into.

Whatever it is,

it's not going to bring her back.

And it's very dangerous.

I'd rather get shot in the head

than keep on living like this.

What a party.

At least you could've answered the phone,

I've been calling you all f*cking day.

Son of a b*tch.

Yeah, sure,

whatever, but tell me something.

Do you have anything going on now?

-That's what you came here for?

-Do you or not?

Who do you think you are?

You think just

because I'm drunk I'm stupid?

We won't tell you anything

until you need to know.

We'll see.

What do you mean, "we'll see?"

What the hell do you want?

Listen to me, all right?

Naranjo and his people

are usually discreet, very discreet.

But right now, they're going full steam.

That means they've been told

that something big is going to happen.

And they're getting ready

to take extreme measures.

NATIONAL POLICE

Yeah, there's definitely

more movement than usual.

But it was about time

they got to work, huh?

Yeah.

Do you think it's to do with us?

We know Muñiz is a b*stard,

but he's not an idiot.

He's sure this raid

won't be like the usual ones.

Does he really know what's going on

or does he just want money

for saying there's movement?

I don't know.

The problem here

would be having another Samuel.

Another snitch? Maybe one of your people?

No, no. Definitely not one of my people.

Really? Would you risk your life for them?

Of course.

Then what the hell are you talking about?

What?

No, no. Go ahead, speak up.

Right now? We don't really know much

about that lawyer

of yours, that's for sure.

-"That lawyer of yours"?

-Yeah.

Her name is Ana and it's not her.

-So, you're sure about that?

-Even my father said she was okay.

Alrighty then.

So, your father, you, me,

and her are the only ones

who know what's actually

going to happen. Hm?

And everyone working on the boats, right?

Yeah, we have a bunch

of people working on them.

It's natural for them

to be exposed to rumors.

But they have no f*cking clue

what's really gonna go down.

One million.

If Muñiz gives me a name and proof,

I'll give him a million. Come on.

I hope you're not making me waste my time.

Don't get too close, he'll notice us.

f*cking hell. I don't know why the hell

I listen to you, for f*ck's sake.

Are you sure about this?

Listen. He goes there

every single week, okay?

I know because of

A friend of mine who works there.

Okay. You have

some interesting friends, man.

Let's see.

Let's see.

-Let's see

-C'mon.

I caught you, sucker.

-You're welcome.

-Well done, man.

Well done.

There he is.

Come on.

Room 115.

Oh!

What the f*ck?

Now that's what I'm talking about.

Weak choice you made, dude.

Can't you see this girl is underage?

You, let's go. Get outta here.

What's this about, huh?

Wow, you really made

a huge mistake, buddy.

Shame on you, man, shame on you. Yeah

A GRECO officer f*cking an innocent girl

who probably doesn't even have papers.

What do you want, Muñiz?

I want you to tell me some things.

Things about what? Huh?

I wanna know what you guys are up to.

Do you realize

that you're actually admitting to my face

that you work for the Padíns?

Dude, the only thing I'm admitting to you

is that if you don't tell me

what I want to know,

you'll end up

as a security guard at a grocery store.

Do you understand what this is about?

I need a name

and you know exactly which one.

-I don't have a f*cking clue of any names.

-Don't f*ck with me.

I have no clue of any names.

Not even Naranjo knows, man.

I don't believe you.

We have a source.

But he's afraid of scumbags like you.

And he doesn't communicate

with us directly.

Sure, then with who?

Come on, man, spill the beans.

He only communicates through Laura.

Silva's daughter?

You're a m*therf*cker, Muñiz.

Come on, get dressed. And take a shower.

-You're a real piece of sh*t.

-Bye!

See you around. You hear me, Muñiz?

Yeah?

Hey, Daniel. Listen, there's no one here.

That girl who came, y'know

She screwed up the coordinates.

It must be that.

You're gonna have to wait.

Wait for what?

We've been here for f*cking ages.

There's something on the radar.

There.

-There's a boat there.

-Gimme a minute, gimme a minute, okay?

-What?

-There's a boat there.

-Hold on.

-There!

-What? The boat?

-Yes.

Yeah, those f*cking c**ts from the DEA.

-There?

-Yes.

-Hold on.

-What?

Say something, for f*ck's sake!

Listen, it's them. Okay? Yeah, it's them.

Everything's fine. It's them.

That's great. Then go

do your f*cking job. Okay?

-Goodbye.

-Thank you. Later.

The references I've received

about you are absolutely outstanding.

But there's something that

that I would like to know.

I've heard very good things

about a young lawyer

who works with you and who,

apparently is, I mean, one of a kind.

-Ana González Soriano.

-Yeah, Ana. She's an excellent lawyer.

Unfortunately, Ana no longer

works with us.

But I can assure you that the team

we put at your disposal will be the best.

Well sir, I have

I have no doubt about that.

But, I don't know, if

if she was so good, I

I don't really understand.

Did you have any problems?

-Did something happen?

-No. No, not at all.

Actually, it was a great loss

for our firm.

It was a personal matter.

Her father passed away

and it affected her deeply.

Two weeks after the funeral,

which took place in the Canary Islands,

-she left without any explanation.

-Huh.

Now, I can assure you

that you won't find Ana

in any other firm here in Madrid.

The truth is, nobody knows where she is.

PREGNANCY TES

INCOMING CALL

MOM

Ana, is everything okay?

Mom, um

-I don't know.

-You're scaring me.

-What's wrong?

-I don't know, Mom.

If they know who you are, you need

to get out of there right this minute.

Call the police.

Mom, no. It has nothing

to do with that, don't worry.

Well, then what?

Well, I, um

I have a

I I've been seeing someone.

And what's

the problem then? Huh?

Is that it? You really scared me. Okay.

Well, who is he?

Is he a colleague of yours, a lawyer too?

Mm-hmm. Yes, but it's complicated,

you know? Because I don't

Because, well, he's from here and

I'll end up going back to Madrid and

And I dunno

I don't know if it makes any sense

to keep on dating someone

who, in the end,

is from a different world than me.

We belong to different worlds.

And I'm just I'm a little

confused.

Eh well, you know

what I'm going to say, don't you?

You know what I would do.

Yeah, yeah I do.

Okay. Anyway, Mom, I have to go

because I'm driving. I'll call you later.

Okay. Talk to you later, sweetie.

Okay. Talk later.

What are you doing here?

If Naranjo followed you,

the whole plan may be uncovered.

-Yeah, it's just that

-What?

I really needed to see you.

Did anything happen?

Does this mean we're leaving together?

Convince me.

Are you smoking again?

Just for a few days.

After that, I'll quit for good.

I'll quit tomorrow as well.

So what then? Will you come with me?

If you leave, um

I don't know. What

What would people say? Um

Or think of him?

-Have you thought about that?

-My father?

What will he do? k*ll me?

No. Not you.

-Come on, no f*cking way.

-What?

You know, um some kind of accident

to get me out

of the picture. He could do that.

But why would he do that?

Don't you think? Come on, Daniel.

If he believes

that it would make you stay.

I mean, you told me, that he, uh

never forgives, never forgets, and

I mean, look at Silva.

It took him a while, but in the end,

he took him out of the picture.

Oh, really?

How do you know that?

I heard it from, uh Laura.

That there was a sum of money

that she and her mother were given

from an anonymous donor

but she was absolutely sure

that it was from her father.

I have no idea.

Maybe he died of old age

or got cancer 'cause he was a b*stard,

right?

Yeah, yeah.

Maybe, maybe, but, um, anyway

What I mean is

I think you and I need some kind of

of security clause or something.

Something to guarantee

that if he comes after me,

he'll go down as well.

How, though?

Well, doesn't Nazario

still handle his issues?

I mean, he's got access to documents,

accounting details, frontmen,

all sorts of stuff.

Yeah. So, what do you want to do then?

Steal my father's papers from Nazario?

So, if we make sure

to keep them in a secure location,

he can't touch us.

f*cking hell.

You're the lawyer and I'm the offender.

Okay?

-Give me a minute, I'll be right back.

-Hey.

-What's up?

-Did you talk to Daniel?

He told me you wanted

to be part of this whole thing,

but it's too soon.

You're not ready for it yet.

Well, he thinks I am.

Yeah, but I'm in charge

of what happens in the water.

Will you let me in or not?

You'll go on the second boat.

Priming the engines

with your uncle Toño. Okay?

-Yeah.

-Check this out.

Do you know this address?

-Yeah.

-You know where it is?

Uh-huh.

-Tonight?

-Tonight, tomorrow, or whenever.

You'll get notified.

And one more thing.

Don't say a word to your mother, okay?

-Okay.

-Don't say a single word

to your mother or to anyone.

-Do you understand?

-Yes.

DIAPER CHANGING STATION

I need to know

the details of the operation now.

Will it be tonight?

I don't know yet, Naranjo.

They're very secretive.

And, I don't know, after today's struggle

to come here

Maybe next time

I won't be able to lose him.

We need to find a way

to communicate directly with the source.

He won't, I told you.

He won't want to talk to you directly.

He's really risking it all.

Yeah

Maybe there's a way.

Maybe there's a way to do it

without anyone discovering his identity.

Hey, Daniel. How are you doing?

Long time, no hear.

What's up, Nazario?

Been too long. Listen, we need to meet.

Yeah, of course. When?

I don't know.

As soon as possible. What about today?

f*ck. Is it that urgent?

It's just you caught me on a trip.

I'll be back on Friday,

would that work for you?

Yeah. Friday's f*cking great.

Okay. Well, have a good time.

If only, I'm actually working.

Well, enjoy work then.

-Very well, Daniel. See you.

-Bye.

It's even better. He's out.

Are you sure about what we're gonna do?

I f*cking am, trust me.

This is screwing Nazario big time, eh?

Screwing how? It's not his house.

He just brings his wh*res there.

Yeah, sure. Like that changes anything.

There's no turning back.

-Yeah, I know what I'm doing.

-Shall we?

-Let's go.

-Give me a minute.

-Ready.

-Yeah, come on.

Let's go.

Hand it over. You open the door.

Hey! Leave those fish alone

and go upstairs.

I'm going.

Daniel!

-Come check this out. It's f*cking good.

-What?

f*ck, Nazario has a ton of resources, huh?

-That's fantastic.

-Don't be a pig, for f*ck's sake.

-Wait. What's that? Look.

-What? What's what?

-Do you see that?

-Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-Grab the suitcase.

-I'm coming.

-Nilo.

-Wait, wait. C'mon.

Look.

Holy f*ck.

But this will take ages to open, huh?

We'll take the whole damn thing.

Hey.

What can I get you?

Hm A tortilla sandwich, please. To go.

Hey, get me a beer.

As soon as I finish.

Whenever you want, boss.

You're in charge around here.

How are you doing, kid?

Good.

That's it, man.

Slowly, but surely.

It's a matter of time, you'll see.

-Here you go.

-Thanks.

-How much is it?

-Three.

Three.

Thanks.

-Thank you.

-You're welcome.

See you tomorrow, Laura.

CLOSED

OPEN

You wanna get out of here alive?

Do you?

Tell me who Naranjo is talking to.

Come on.

Tell me who Naranjo is talking to.

Who are you trying to call? Huh?

Tell me f*cking now!

Who are you trying to call? Huh?

Who the f*ck are you trying

to call? Tell me the f*cking name!

Come on! Now!

You f*cking b*tch!

Hi, ma'am. May I have

a moment of your time? Five minutes?

Yeah, sure.

How can I help you?