Lo Que Callamos Las Mujeres

Viviana can't have children, and for her last abortion, the doctor has to perform a complete hysterectomy. Viviana's depression is severe, and her husband, Julián, who loves her deeply, is not entirely convinced, and accepts Dr. Basurto's proposal to "surrogate a womb."

Toña, a beautiful housekeeper, has just realized she's pregnant with her boyfriend, Hilario, whom she despises for being a humble carpenter. It's very easy for her to entangle Rodrigo, barely a teenager, the son of her employer, Pilar, in order to blame him for the paternity.

Guadalupe is barely a child when she is seduced by Román, who already has plans to leave for the United States. Her parents, Rafael and Mayela, in their ignorance, take her to the doctor when she is almost ready to give birth. Federico decides that the baby will be given to his grandparents in Oaxaca.

Fátima, under extreme pressure from her financial situation, decides to go to the U.S. and leaves her six-year-old daughter, Mónica, with her aunt Pilar. She arrives at Iván’s house, confident that her brother Tony will help her get her papers. The promise Fátima makes to Mónica—to come back for her soon—quickly turns into ten years.

In Mercedes and Manuel’s marriage, everything seems normal until Manuel’s obsessive behavior, driven by the belief that he is seriously ill, pushes them into a deep crisis. He has undergone medical tests and visited specialists until he ran out of money. He loses his job and refuses to seek therapy.

Lucía, the wife of a wealthy industrialist twenty-three years her senior—whom she has grown to love despite marrying him for convenience—reunites with Félix, the love of her life. Lucía reproaches him for coming back into her life, stirring up emotions she thought were long buried.

Flor, ignored by her parents and with low self-esteem, is lonely and addicted to making friends online. Susana, her opposite, is beautiful, rich, and popular. Though they come from different worlds, Romina convinces Susana to join social media, where she casually accepts Flor as a friend. Flor quickly realizes Susana lives exactly the life she dreams of.

Laura is a single mother whose dream is to own a home for herself and her daughter. Every morning, she walks past a small house with a “FOR SALE” sign. She decides to partner with Pedro, a divorced man with a spoiled teenage son, but he turns out to be abusive.

Lola is happily married to Aarón, unaware that he works as a hitman for organized crime. Used to depending on him and being treated like a child, Lola feels safe and happy under Aarón’s protection for her and their children. She gets angry at Rita when she questions her husband’s character, not knowing he already has several murders on his hands.

Valeria changes her attitude toward her daughter-in-law, Marcia, as soon as she learns that neither Marcia nor her son Humberto want to have children. Over time, Valeria’s arrogant and manipulative behavior creates a growing distance between them.

Valeria changes her attitude toward her daughter-in-law, Marcia, as soon as she learns that neither Marcia nor her son Humberto want to have children. Over time, Valeria’s arrogant and manipulative behavior creates a growing distance between them.

Eloísa, five months pregnant, is constantly worried about her appearance and obsessed with the possibility that her baby might be born with a disability. Her husband, Osiris, is extremely superficial and only cares about her maintaining her physical beauty and not getting stretch marks.

Carmela and Hugo, children of Margarita, simply see their elderly mother as a burden. In a mix of insensitivity, selfishness, exhaustion, and indifference, they find it all too easy to sell the bakery where Margarita has worked her entire life.

Gloria is a sex worker in her sixties. At her age, she’s tired of the life she leads and wants to leave prostitution—she knows it’s never too late. However, various circumstances and injustices keep her trapped in that world.

Emilia makes a hasty decision and asks her husband Armando for a divorce after discovering his infidelity. Her uncompromising attitude and refusal to communicate lead her teenage daughter, Alex, to fall into anorexia.

Verónica’s future is shattered after she is raped by a man she cannot identify. Her boyfriend, Manuel—who was about to propose—takes her to the hospital, where she chooses to remain silent about the assault. The trauma and unspoken truth lead Verónica into a spiral of nightmares, while Manuel begins to drift away, unable to process what happened or confront the prejudices it stirs within him.

Liz is a kind and responsible young woman who dreams of studying medicine but puts her dream on hold to help her mother with their food business, as they are the only support for her brother Lalo. Her boyfriend, Carlos, tries to convince her to apply for a scholarship so they can both study in Italy, even though his father disapproves of their relationship.

Magda is the wife of Edgar, who already had a son, Javier. Unable to have children of her own, Magda devotes all her love to Javier. However, over time, that love turns possessive and controlling, to the point where she interferes in his romantic relationships, believing that no woman is ever good enough for her son.

Elsa is a retired actress with a sizable fortune that matches her generous heart. She provides financial support to foundations and charitable causes, and she has taken in Lupita, a homeless girl she plans to adopt.

Amelia believes that having a child at this point in her life would force her to postpone her plans for personal growth. Her husband, Saúl, disagrees and feels their views on what marriage means are completely different—and that nothing can keep them together anymore. Just as Saúl begins seeking a divorce, a traumatic secret from Amelia’s childhood comes to light.

Erika and Javier finally get engaged and set a wedding date after seven years of dating. Her mother, Andrea, and Lorena, her younger sister, are happy. Erika has some doubts because there are things about Javier she doesn't like very much.

Elena lives under the control of her irresponsible husband, Toño, who only comes home to humiliate her. Her children, Quique, María, and Lalo, no longer recognize authority, and begin to stray. Quique turns to theft.

After the tragic event at the Twin Towers in New York, where her sister and brother-in-law died, Nuria decided to bring her nephews, Danny and Michelle, to Mexico. Thanks to the unconditional support of her husband, Matías, and her great tenacity, Nuria manages to face the various problems her nephews face until she manages to integrate them into her new family.

After her parents' death, Silvia has to live with her sister, Lorena, who has many problems with her husband, Carlos, since she can't have children. She takes out her frustration on Silvia. After a while, Silvia becomes pregnant.

Leonora is convinced that her ex-husband, Eduardo, divorced her because she is old and ugly, since his new fiancée is almost the same age as her daughter, Misaela. Her obsession is such that Dr. Fuentes flatly refuses to perform another operation on her.