In 1960s Buenos Aires, ambitious young Ana María Casanova begins her public transformation into the phenomenon all Argentina will know as Moria Casán.

Against the backdrop of a dictatorship, Moria launches a bold TV venture, challenging traditional notions of womanhood to become a beloved star.

Reinventing herself with a daring new show, Moria deals with her daughter Sofía's maturation into a rival — and a reflection of her own ambitions.

With a provocative new talk show, Moria dives into risque topics and social taboos while navigating an increasingly turbulent relationship with Sofía.

Moria sparks countrywide outcry over poor restaurant service with one phone call. Sofía pursues independence from her mother's status as a national icon.

Tired of relentless public scrutiny, Moria sets out to share her truth by openly revisiting the experiences that shaped her narrative thus far.

As Moria's intensity and unpredictability take a toll on those around her, the disconnect she feels between herself and Sofía becomes harder to ignore.

Following a stint in prison, Moria reconnects with Sofía, reflects on her legacy and celebrates her inspiring life as a pillar of Argentine culture.