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Opening episode of the biographical series that recreates the origins of the children's group in 1982, the selection of its founding lineup, their first singing and dancing rehearsals, the staging of the musical Vaselina, and their television debut championed by Miguel Bosé.

An episode focused on the group's transition into adolescence in the mid-1980s, the initial friction among the founding vocalists, Sasha Sokol's highly publicized quinceañera, and Benny Ibarra's decision to move to Boston to pursue a solo career.

This episode captures the generational shift with the arrival of Eduardo Capetillo, the strict work-for-hire recording contracts that bound the singers, and the start of an exhausting national tour that culminates in an accidental fire at the band's hotel.

An episode that dramatizes Thalía's entry into the youth lineup in 1986, recalling her public debut in a dress made of teddy bears and sparking an internal feud with Paulina Rubio over song distribution and center stage.

This episode chronicles Mariana Garza's physical and emotional health struggles due to exhaustion, Edith Márquez's arrival to replace her on stage, and the direct confrontation between Paulina Rubio and Thalía under the media spotlight.

An episode portraying the commercial peak of the lineup's double album around 1988, the motorcycle accident that hospitalized Erik Rubín, and the mounting pressures that drove the departures of Thalía and Alix Bauer.

Episode focused on Sasha Sokol's recording success as she embarked on her solo career, her debut on the show Siempre en domingo, and an emotional televised reunion with her former bandmates.