Revancha

Amador is the advisor and second-in-command of the Lokos criminal faction, the FC Barcelona ultras group. They extort, beat people up, deal drugs, and destroy rival gangs. Their leader is Alberto Cid, alias El Cid, a soulless and unscrupulous psychopath. Amador and El Cid, legendary neo-Nazi skinheads from the south stand during the eighties and nineties, were inseparable for years, until something drove them apart. Amador carries many secrets, the biggest of which is his homosexuality, which, if revealed, would cost him his life. His father, a former criminal and local legend, is gravely ill, and his agony reopens childhood wounds that Amador thought were healed. César "Jabalí" Beltrán was a rugby player and now makes a living by carrying out contract killings for victims of pedophiles and hit-and-run drivers. He lives clandestinely, in a tight-knit circle of empathy that includes only two other people: his sister, Paloma, and his niece, Lucía. A kidnapping, a raid, and a missing loot cause César's and Amador's lives to intersect, with unpredictable results for both: the savage revenge they lived by (against the world, against their childhoods, against their fate) begins to unravel at the extremes.