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Edgardo Díaz, a young independent manager, in the 70s, had the idea of creating a musical group with only young men. In the present, Julieta, a young “blogger”, interviews Edgardo and upon knowing it, her mother Renata remembers her life as a Menudo fan in the 80s. Memories that keep a great secret.

The group begins to have presentations and success. Joselo joins as part of the team. The members and their parents begin to enjoy fame. Edgardo announces a casting to find new members, triggering a deep crisis.

The group adapts to a talented and rebellious René. Xavier and Johnny also joins. The group is internationalized with the first visit to Venezuela. The intensity of the fans grows, and the boys begin to live with limitations. In the present, Julieta begins to investigate the mystery that haunts her house in relation to Menudo.

Menudo begins to internationalize. They do soap operas, perform in massive events, their fame grows, and the fans go crazy about them. They want to be as close as possible to their idols, risking a lot of themselves. Renata faces her daughter again because of Menudo.

The concert in Peru is a disaster and René, in panic, doesn't know what to do. Edgardo must intervene to save the moment. Fame haunts them and with it, grows the demands that will test the stability of this boy band and their parents.

Nothing stops Menudo's growth. There are big changes in finances and Edgardo continues to bet on investing in airplanes, houses and new alliances. Ricky Martin makes his third casting and Ricky Meléndez says goodbye.

The great concert that broke audience records in Brazil is highlighted with a tragedy and Edgardo will have to face the boys and the press. An accident will profoundly affect the Group's economic situation. Renata kicks Julieta out of her house, who despite being forbidden, insists on continuing the conversations with Edgardo.

A special night: Michael Jackson, Menudo and the Grammys. Although, for some of the boys, leaving the group seemed a better alternative. Fame doesn't necessarily bring the money to keep going. They will soon be hitting rock bottom and about to lose everything.

>A new name appears in Menudo's life; José Antonio Jiménez. Edgardo begins a new cycle and Menudo also: the rock stage. Things get complicated for the boys. Some look for other experiences. In the present, Renata makes peace with her daughter and they recount the famous night in which "the Azteca sang".

The relationship between Joselo and José Antonio is increasingly deteriorating. Joselo rethinks his life in Menudo, while Edgardo, in despair, creates new strategies seeking success. Teenagers Renata and Amanda, meet Menudo after the concert at El Azteca.

Renata reveals how far a fan can go for Menudo. The trust between Edgardo and José Antonio is broken. The differences begin to weigh. Ricky says goodbye to Menudo in Bellas Artes.

With the arrest of Rubén and Sergio, Joselo makes a decision that changes the dynamics of the group. Edgardo aspires to control the boys better and find himself in a new crisis situation.

Menudo scandals, lawsuits and the Valentina show, where Edgardo faces serious accusations. In the present, Julieta begins to suspect that she is the daughter of a Menudo member.

The stadiums are full, and the fans go crazy. New generations of members arrive, and the stories of success, fame and tragedy repeat all over again.

Finally, Renata tells Julieta her story with Menudo. Edgardo faces a new reality ... The confrontation between the partners brings Menudo to an end.