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In 1980s Spain, TV and movie star Bárbara Rey and circus personality Ángel Cristo fell for each other. This is the tale of their tumultuous relationship.
Ángel Cristo is the world's best tamer, but his circus is drowning in debt. Bárbara Rey may be his best shot at new funds — and even something more.
Bárbara is dismissed by Juan Carlos, putting a damper on her birthday celebration. Ángel chases her to accept an invitation that can save his circus.
Blasco's sneaky habits are uncovered. Ángel and Bárbara grow extremely close as they start working together, but Juan Carlos isn't ready to give up.
Bárbara defies Chelo's plea for her to continue her glowing career and readies for a new life with Ángel, whose sinister side begins to surface.
As Bárbara's past comes after her, she aims to immerse herself further in the circus. Ángel is reluctant, even if she's the lifesaver he so needs.
As the couple continues to make waves, the circus encounters an opportunity that requires royal connections. Chelo attempts to open her friend's eyes.
Debts, drugs and extreme violence make the situation unbearable. Once again, Bárbara must act swiftly to safeguard her family's future — and her own.
Bárbara faces betrayal in court and only has Chelo by her side. Yet even in the darkest moments, a spark can ignite — and turn into a night of love.
Ángel Cristo
Bárbara Rey
Chelo García Cortés
Juan Carlos I de España
Payasito
Guillermo Blasco
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