Comedy
Psiconautas tells the story of a Spanish scammer who finds his vocation leading a therapy group that generates more problems than it solves.

A Spanish swindler appears in a neighborhood club. You have two options: face the mafia in Spain or live off the despair of the club members.
Roberto finds in Coco the ideal partner. The issue of racism explodes in therapy.
Jessica wants to post a video about the school that threw her out. That camera will also record the first production of Roberto and Coco. In therapy, everyone seeks freedom.
Fabiana does not appear. Roberto feels responsible. A first lynching is coming. A group of tourists waits in vain for "Robertour" to take them to Brazil.
Fabiana is alive and kicking. It even appeared that he could be the father of his son, who wants to be an alpha male and, among other things, puts his life at risk.
Jessica dawns in Áxel's room. Roberto wakes up with a sex worker. Jessica says it was a matter of the moment. Roberto thinks he is an excellent negotiator.
Roberto's daughter arrives. Family wounds burn like Coco Beauty's cream. Roberto has two urgencies: to throw his daughter out of the country and take that cream out of the market.
Gorsky is going through the worst moment of his career. An activist interrupts therapy. The time they spend as hostages will be enough to see who is who.
Two final episodes. A construction company will demolish the club unless the heir of the firm terrain and save it, and that will not be easy. The team has a great plan.
Two final episodes. A construction company will demolish the club unless the heir of the firm terrain and save it, and that will not be easy. The team has a great plan.

Gorsky

Emilce

Fabiana

Áxel

Jessica

Roberto

Coco


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