Dame Chocolate — Season 1

The Rémingtons fear that Juan Amado will die without ever revealing the secret behind the success of his company, "Chocolates Supremo." Bruce, his stepson, must take him to Mexico, where his granddaughter Rosita is.

Juan Amado informs the family that the secret recipe for his chocolate factory is in Rosita's hands, unleashing one misfortune after another. Grace hires Samantha as a public relations manager.

Rosita is told that Bruce will be calling her, and her imagination runs wild. Grace convinces her son to travel to Mexico, obtain the secret recipe, and pay a generous reward for it.

Juan Amado's will confirms that Rosita is the only one who will know the secret recipe, and it must not be revealed to anyone who does not carry the Ek Chuah brand. Her mission is to take over the factory.

Grace pressures her son, Bruce - she wants control of the chocolate factory at any cost. A piece of information is leaked to the press. The Rémingtons are advised to let Rosita take her place in the company.

Everything had been planned—Juan Amado had left everything in order. The chocolate reserves are running out, Rosita promises Bruce she won't fail him, while Samantha wants to find out what her rival is like.

The Amados arrive very well accompanied and are surprised when they see the Rémingtons' mansion. Ángel is determined to pursue Rosita, no matter the cost. Bruce doesn't feel the slightest attraction to Juan's granddaughter.

Grace celebrates the Amados' arrival, but the party has a coldly calculated purpose. Rosita is ready to win over her "prince," but what she overhears is discouraging.

Humiliated, Rosita isolates herself and doesn't want to see anyone, despite her family's support. The Rémingtons can no longer rely on her if they want to keep the chocolate factory's production from coming to a halt.

Bruce has bad news to deliver to the board of directors, but Rosita interrupts and surprises everyone. Workers and executives, eager to meet her, introduce themselves to Juan Amado's granddaughter.

Heartbroken, Rosita feels foolish for having fallen for a man like Bruce. Samantha makes it clear that she will fight for him and that no one is better suited than she is to win him over. Grace wields her power.

Grace insists on obtaining the secret formula, and since Rosita is lovesick, she pressures her son, Bruce, to seduce her and get the information they need from her.

Samantha falls over herself apologizing and plays the victim in response to Rosita's reaction; once alone with Bruce, she takes advantage of the moment. Juan Amado's granddaughter begins to take her place at the factory.

Ángel confides his feelings to Rosita, while Bruce has a nightmare. Azucena tells Rémington that he hurt her cousin, who is special and different from everyone else. Dulce has a request for Grace.

Bruce finds the opportunity to be with Rosita and clear things up, but after an argument about Ángel, she runs off in a panic. Samantha is stood up by Bruce.

Grace has just hired Ángel as a chauffeur, and the decision sparks a confrontation. Bruce offers to take Rosita and Azucena shopping, but an incident—caused intentionally—prevents it.

Bruce arrives at the factory's anniversary party with Rosita and invites her to the first dance. Samantha is upset, and Ángel acts viciously with one goal in mind: to take the love of his life away from the event.

Worry takes over the Rémington mansion - Bruce and Rosita are nowhere to be found. Ángel gets his way, wins Rosita's trust, and the two of them end up alone on the beach. 

All suspicions fall on Ángel as the person responsible for the fire. Rosita decides not to hide anymore and, with Azucena's help, calls a surprise press conference.

Grace and Samantha convince Rosita that Bruce is in love with her, and although she has doubts, she can't help getting her hopes up.

Lorenzo shares the other secret Juan Amado kept with his granddaughter. Grace, in complicity with Samantha, prepares a surprise gift for Rosita.

Speed and adrenaline thrill Bruce, but they could take him further than he intends and leave the road clear for the Amados' driver.

Production comes to a halt at the factory, and the chocolatiers protest the removal of their benefits; meanwhile, Bruce suffers what appears to be an accident. Rosita is unable to see him.

Bruce needs to be pushed to react once and for all and stand up for his own interests—if it's true that Juan Amado loved him like a son. Rosita doesn't understand what's happening and demands an explanation.

The situation is heating up. Bruce knows that Ángel is with Rosita and what his intentions are. Even though he doesn't want to deceive Juan Amado's granddaughter, the young Rémington listens to his mother's advice.

The priority is to pull the factory out of its economic crisis, regardless of anyone's feelings. Bruce has a mission—and it's now or never. He acts immediately.

Rosita grows desperate—Bruce needs to know what's going on, but he doesn't show up. So she decides to find him on the boat, with Lorenzo's help.

Diosdado, Rosita's uncle, pressures Bruce and demands that he make his relationship with his niece official—if he truly loves her. A fight is about to break out.

Bruce signs some documents, and Rosita—deeply in love with him—follows his lead, without understanding the consequences of what she has just done. He also negotiates an additional benefit for the factory workers.

Bruce tries to convince Rosita that she needs to share the secret recipe with him—if anything happens to her, the company's future would disappear with her.

Rosita begins the wedding preparations, but someone tries to stop her from getting married and does something reckless. Ángel strikes a deal with Grace.

Now that Ángel knows what the secret ingredient is, he has a way to put a price on it - not only on the recipe, but also on Rosita's love. Bruce can't believe it.

With the secret ingredient in her hands, Grace's next step is to get the Amados out of the mansion. But before making a move, she wants to confirm with Lorenzo whether what they know is actually true.

Bruce adds the magic powder to the boiler, and Grace tastes the chocolate to see if it works. Samantha begs not to be pushed away from the young Rémington. Rosita hands out the wedding invitations.

The storm is relentless. The tide swallows Rosita, and Bruce is devastated that he can't find her. He swims to shore, hoping to locate her.

Ek Chua, the "God of Chocolate," grants Rosita her greatest wish. Juan Amado was right—his granddaughter and Bruce would be united. Grace makes a proposal that makes everyone uncomfortable.

Rosita fears being judged for being in love. Dulce warns her that she is not like other women—if she doesn't fulfill her mission, she will face the consequences. Bruce already has what he needs. 

Grace overhears her son confess that he knows the recipe—but that no one needs to find out. He doesn't think his mother will understand, yet as unbelievable as it may seem, his feelings have changed.

Rosita's blind signature transferring her shares—and a recording of Bruce's voice—give Grace full control, while everyone waits for the bride, who never makes it to the altar.

Grace loses control and, with a gun in her hand, forces the Amados out of the Rémington mansion. Everyone wants to know where Rosita is - even Bruce.

Disappointed, Rosita flees from the Rémingtons and ends up in the worst possible situation. A stranger who bears a striking resemblance to her grandfather Juan leads her down the wrong path.

Everyone is convinced that Rosita lost her life in the explosion, but Los Angeles becomes a great opportunity for her. The factory's closure is imminent.

The change is so drastic that Rosita doesn't even recognize herself when she looks in the mirror. Believing her to be dead, the Rémingtons devise a plan to replace the withering Ek Chua flowers.

Bruce returns to the Amados' home to find the Ek Chua flowers. Someone must guide him to the "God of Chocolate," but what he doesn't know is that he's being watched very closely.

The flower has changed color—that represents the name of the chosen one. "Violeta" renews her promise; this time she won't fail. Bruce now knows it isn't superstition, but he lies to avoid alarming Grace.

Violeta" must find her family in the U.S. as soon as possible, and Bruce—having failed to get what he was looking for—returns to Miami. At the mansion, everyone watches as Ángel gets his way.

Mauricio sends a message to the Amados and prepares to give them good news; however, they feel deceived. Bruce can't stand Ángel's presence and is even less willing to accept his help.

The factory is heading toward disaster: the lack of the secret ingredient and the resignation of two employees could trigger a chain reaction. "Violeta" pays a visit to see whether anyone recognizes her.

Mauricio would not join "Violeta's" fight if her goal were to win back Bruce's love. It becomes clear what her true objective is after so many lies and humiliations from the Rémingtons.

"Chocolates Supremo" takes desperate measures. Rosita makes her first moves to win back the company; a party and a business deal will bring a drastic turn to her life.

Samantha convinces Bruce to attend the factory's anniversary party together, wearing masks. That same night, Rosita prepares to become an unforgettable woman.

Bruce asks "Violeta" to dance; he remembers her and, upon hearing her voice, recognizes her. She becomes very nervous—shifting from being a mysterious woman to someone he once saw at the factory.

A look from Bruce becomes the inspiration for "Violeta's" new store. Mauricio gives off strange signals when he can't find his protégée at home. The cracks within the Rémington family continue to grow.

The Amados' visit gives Rosita a new perspective and pushes her to make a decision. For the first time, Dulce agrees with Hortensia. Grace will continue seeing Ángel in secret.

Bruce's insatiable curiosity leads "Violeta" back to the last place anyone would expect—and there she finds an accomplice. Grace demands an explanation immediately. Mauricio will fight for Rosita.

Rosita takes advantage of the silence of the night to go to her old bedroom, where her memories torment her. It won't be long before they find her hugging her wedding dress—and she'll have to explain herself.

The statuette Bruce finds in "Violeta's" shop makes him suspicious of her—so much so that he asks her to show him her back to look for the mark of the "God of Chocolate."

Everything is ready for the opening of "Dame Chocolate," while the factory continues to spiral downward, failing to achieve the desired quality. Bruce attends the grand opening, flirts with the owner, and tastes the product.

The factory's closure is imminent, but there is only one way to prevent it. Bruce has a job offer for "Violeta" and opens up to her about the company's crisis.

The negotiation becomes complicated when Mauricio arrives as "Violeta's" lawyer and Ricardo shows up representing "Chocolates Supremo." Bruce argues for a clean deal that offers solid guarantees to the young woman.

A romantic evening for "Violeta" leads to questions Bruce doesn't want to answer—he would have to acknowledge the hurt he caused the woman he was going to marry. Samantha strikes a deal with Ángel.

"Violeta" is on the warpath against the Rémingtons—she must reclaim the factory or lose the Amado legacy. Ángel carries out a nighttime heist to please Samantha.

Grace loses her mind when she discovers that she signed the contract with "Violeta" without noticing a clause—confidentiality is a matter she considers disloyal and dishonest. Ángel gains ground.

Bruce doesn't want to put pressure on the relationship, but he admits that he has fallen in love with "Violeta." For her, the hardest part is resisting temptation—her goal must come before her feelings.

Not being loved back by Bruce sends Samantha down the path of obsession—she already knows how and where to pull the trigger. "Violeta" will move into the mansion, even though she's advised not to.

Bruce is taken into the operating room, while Samantha faces the consequences of what she did. When "Violeta" finds out, she rushes to the hospital's emergency room—and her impulsive reaction gives her away.

Just when Bruce was starting to rebuild his life, he learns that Rosita didn't die in the explosion—DNA traces showed she wasn't at the scene. He won't rest until he finds her.

Lorenzo leads Rosita to the documents she needs to prove that the Rémingtons deceived her. Fraud is punishable by prison—and that's exactly what Mauricio is preparing against them.

Ángel watches and follows "Violeta's" every move and soon uncovers the truth. The mark of Ek Chua is revealed before his eyes—to the Amados' misfortune.

Grace speculates and begins to believe that "Violeta" might be Rosita Amado's messenger. Ángel devises his strategy and investigates the true intentions of Juan Amado's granddaughter.

Bruce goes along with "Violeta's" proposal, and confusion takes over. Ángel tries to earn Mauricio's trust, but ends up revealing a contradiction.

"Violeta" closes the doors of "Dame Chocolate" and focuses on the factory. Ángel keeps a close eye on her and discovers yet another similarity between her and Rosita—one that exposes her.

Fabián flirts with "Violeta" and keeps doing so right in front of Bruce, who discovers that he is Mauricio's son. The police's new theory about Rosita's disappearance does not convince Rémington.

Before it's too late, Bruce takes "Violeta" away by force so he can be alone with her. They try to overcome their fear and forget the past—but Rosita is back.

A look in the mirror reflects the pain of the past and the need to rediscover herself. A letter from "Violeta" makes her thoughts clear. Mauricio tells his son the truth.

Ángel has Rosita in his hands and pressures her to confirm his suspicions and reveal her intentions in the Rémington mansion.

Rosita strikes a deep emotional chord with Bruce for betraying the pact they had sealed. The factory launches its new product, and during the toast, a surprising proposal emerges.

Now that Ángel knows the truth, Mauricio takes the first legal step to reclaim the chocolate factory. Rosita struggles with her feelings, but she knows there's no time to lose.

Grace prepares a dinner to make an announcement, and Bruce and "Violeta" are the guests. The young Rémington is the last to find out—and his decision is irreversible. Lorenzo is in danger.

Fabián can't believe what he has just discovered. His instinct and sharp photographic eye won't let him stay away from "Violeta." Lorenzo reveals his secret love.

Rosita doesn't know whether to trust Ángel, and he sets a condition so he won't expose her. Fabián warns that she has one more reason for revenge—it's not just about reclaiming her grandfather's company.

Rosita files a lawsuit against the Rémingtons for damages, and the notice lands in Grace's hands. Samantha finds out who ordered her to be killed and acts accordingly.

Grace can no longer hide what she did and confesses to her son, Bruce, all the wrongdoings she committed to take control of the company. Samantha sneaks into "Chocolates Supremo" disguised as a cleaning employee.

"Violeta" pampers Bruce, but what he doesn't know is her strategy for the night. An emergency call interrupts the evening, and Bruce rushes to the hospital.

Empowered with a firearm, Samantha sets a trap to get "Violeta" out of her way and keep Bruce—the owner of her heart and her happiness—for herself.

After confessing a few truths, Samantha finds herself surrounded and threatens to kill "Violeta." She will go through with it—unless her demands are met. Bruce becomes part of the negotiation.

"Violeta" finds herself in a tight spot when Bruce asks her too many questions about what it was that she urgently needed to tell him—and why Samantha mentioned her name with her last breath.

Samantha's funeral reveals unimaginable secrets within the Porter family. Déborah has a lot to reveal about the dark relationship she had with her twin sister.

Rosita isn't sure that Bruce is as guilty as Grace, but it's time to face them in court and accuse them of fraud, document forgery, and unlawful expropriation of assets.

The prosecution presents its complaint and the evidence against the Rémingtons. The defense brings up elements that are irrelevant to the case. A sign from Ek Chua comes to Rosita.

The judge makes a decision—the defense is granted more time to prepare its arguments and try to prevent the Rémingtons from spending the rest of their lives in prison. Bruce and Rosita come face to face.

Rosita arrives at the factory to fulfill her duties, very well accompanied—she doesn't want to be alone when facing her enemies. Déborah understands why Samantha fell in love with Bruce.

The workers are happy about Rosita's return, but Bruce didn't expect to see her until after the trial. Resentment and revenge show no mercy—Rémington no longer recognizes the woman he loves.

If Mauricio Duque goes after Bruce relentlessly, Lorenzo has a way to harm Rosita. The gardener will testify in favor of the Rémingtons and promises not to abandon them.

Lorenzo takes the stand and issues a warning to both sides in the conflict: if the battle continues, Bruce and Rosita will end up ruined—even though they were meant to be together.

Lorenzo Flores draws a clear distinction between the Rémingtons: Grace and her excessive ambition, and Bruce with his deep pain at believing he had lost the woman he loved. Rosita, blinded by her desire for revenge.

Mauricio Duque brings to light the entire scheme orchestrated by the Rémingtons to deceive Rosita, making her believe the company was in crisis and getting her to sign a document without understanding its contents.

Filled with rage and holding a gun, Bruce is on the verge of doing something reckless. He even asks Rosita to finish what she started so he'll never see her again. Nothing matters to him anymore.

Bruce and Rosita let themselves be consumed by hatred, so Lorenzo offers a prayer and takes drastic measures to change their fate and fulfill the will of the "God of Chocolate."

The Supreme Boss knew exactly what he was doing—Juan Amado and Lorenzo kept a secret that is now coming to light. Without the Ek Chua flowers, it's impossible for the factory to remain open. Ángel will travel to Mexico.

Bruce wants to erase Rosita from his life and gets rid of everything that belongs to her. Juan Amado's granddaughter asks Mauricio to stop the trial against the Rémingtons before it's too late.

The prosecution makes a proposal to the Rémingtons. The judge is ready to hear what it's about, and the court will have to decide. Bruce is certain—he responds immediately.

Even while imprisoned, Bruce remains in charge of Chocolates Supremo—it is Lorenzo's mandate. Rosita, Mauricio, and Fabián wait for Ángel to restore production to normal. A kiss is met with rejection.

It's time to compensate Rosita Amado for the damages the Rémingtons caused her. Bruce loses his temper. Grace claims she remembers nothing, even though Lorenzo tries to refresh her memory.

The Rémingtons comply with the judge's order, and Bruce makes a decision that breaks Rosita's heart. Lorenzo warns her that a divine punishment will fall upon her for straying from the right path.

Claudio suspects that Antonia is still in love with Ulises. The students of Like carry out a strike against Humberto. León confesses to Machu the strong attraction he feels for her.

Déborah becomes the newest member of "Chocolates Supremo," and Rosita doesn't like her at all. She suspects that profitability isn't the only reason behind such a large investment.

There is only one way for the factory to preserve the secret recipe—Lorenzo shares it with Déborah, the person closest to Bruce. Ángel informs Rosita about the disaster he witnessed near Ek Chua.

Rosita and her family move into the mansion while the Rémingtons still haven't vacated. Bruce, outraged, feels deeply wounded. Lorenzo insists that he won't allow "Chocolates Supremo" to sink.

Rosita finds out that only Bruce knows where the flowers are that could save the factory—and that he hates her so much he won't help her change its fate. Déborah might be able to do something.

After so much time, Grace delivers a speech that leaves Luis in shock. Lorenzo, fully convinced that the former owner of the mansion has lost everything and is gravely ill, tries to be fair.

Julia manages to escape from Eduardo and goes looking for Diosdado, who takes her to the mansion. Rosita is worried about the factory because she no longer has any flowers to use in preparing her secret recipe. Débora tries to convince Bruce to give her the flowers for the recipe; he agrees, takes her to where he is cultivating them, and hands them over because he wants nothing more to do with Rosita. Fabián humiliates Verónica in front of Rosita and once again confesses his love for her, telling her he is in love and will wait for her as long as it takes.

Rosita and Bruce make a pact that benefits the factory, but she is upset because Déborah will act as the intermediary—a beautiful woman who is part of the business and doesn't hide her other interests.

Mauricio tells Diosdado that, because of the restraining order, he cannot go near Ligia or the baby—if he does, he could go to jail or be deported. Grace overhears Lorenzo confessing to Rosita that Bruce is his son and that only Grace can confirm it; because of this, Rosita and Bruce have equal rights to the flowers used in the secret recipe.

Bruce falls at Déborah's feet, but she has her reasons for asking him for time. Lorenzo gives Rosita a stern warning—there is a full moon, and Ek Chua's blessing arrives.

Rosita uses her charms, and Bruce takes revenge on her in the most unexpected way. She will experience firsthand what it means to go to bed under deception—and in the midst of the euphoria, a threat emerges.

Dulce confronts Lorenzo about why he kept his secret for so long, and he has an explanation that breaks her heart. Rosita wants to confirm whether her grandfather Juan Amado's wish has finally become a reality.

Rosita desperately searches for Bruce to share news that will change their lives. Bob tells her where to find his friend, and when she knocks on the door, she gets an unpleasant surprise.

Fabián is unwilling to grant Rosita what she asks of him, but he rushes to tell Bruce the truth. Rémington apologizes to Déborah, who discovers strange marks on her body.

The Amados are not only worried about José's disappearance in the war—Grace grabs a knife and launches an attack at the mansion. Fabián arrives with tickets to go to Madrid with Verónica, but it won't be possible.

Fabián is devastated, and Rosita rushes to comfort him. Bruce makes plans to move Grace in with him. She orders Luis to keep a secret. Ángel turns María into his accomplice.

Bruce overhears a conversation that leaves him unwilling to listen to Rosita. He had been on his way to talk to her and find out why she had been searching for him so urgently the night he was with Déborah.

Bruce doesn't want any position in the company, but Rosita makes him a tempting offer—everyone knows that without him, they can't keep producing. Déborah receives very bad news.

Fabián makes a decision that directly affects Rosita and the child she is expecting. Bruce believes Juan Amado's granddaughter is just another opportunist. Lorenzo is stunned by what he has just been told.

For Déborah, having met Bruce is more than enough—it's the best thing that has ever happened to her. But he wants to please her beyond that. Lorenzo confirms what the mission of the next "chosen one" will be.

Bruce and Déborah are already in Las Vegas in search of happiness for the rest of their lives, while Rosita silently swears eternal love to Rémington, no matter what happens.

The time comes to sign under Bruce Rémington's terms with "Chocolates Supremo," and an announcement shatters Rosita's heart to the point that she can't hide it.

Ángel must get rid of the obstacle standing between him and the young Amado, so he takes desperate measures. Lorenzo searches everywhere for Grace, but she's nowhere to be found. Déborah suggests a truce.

Everyone believes that Bruce's marriage serves a purpose beyond the love of a woman. Déborah is willing to give in, and Mauricio sees it as a preemptive move.

The agreement between the Amados and the Rémingtons is for one year, but Rosita proposes extending it to five years—and if either party breaks the contract, they will pay a high price.

Lorenzo confronts Grace about her memory loss, this time with evidence in hand. Ángel is determined to get Fabián out of Rosita's life at any cost. Azucena has reasons to celebrate.

Rosita makes plans with Fabián and instructs Matilde to get rid of certain things. Bruce wants Déborah to look for alternatives to save his life, and she asks the doctor for a favor.

Bruce accuses Rosita of being with two men at the same time, and Lorenzo asks him to leave her alone. A mysterious gift arrives for Juan Amado's granddaughter—chocolates are scattered everywhere.

Bruce's rejection of Rosita brings consequences for the business agreement and for his marriage to Déborah. Grace prepares to take the next step.

The alarms go off, and Rosita is alone to face the crisis at the factory—the chocolate spills everywhere, and there's no one to stop it. Bruce takes the rest of the day off to be with his wife.

Lorenzo advises Rosita about the need to protect the "chosen one"—she must keep Ángel away because he poses a danger to her and the child she is expecting. Dulce demands an explanation.

Now that she knows the truth, Dulce goes to "Chocolates Supremo" and asks Bruce to correct his mistake—or he will regret it. Rosita panics as she tries to stop her. Luis is hired at the factory.

An argument breaks out between Rosita and Bruce—accusations fly back and forth in front of several employees. The newly minted partners shift from business matters to personal attacks, without weighing their words.

Rosita does everything she can for her family—she needs a loan and turns to Bruce. She appeals to a friendship pact they once made and promises to repay every last cent.

Fabián fears for Rosita's life. Ángel is dangerous and could try to harm her out of jealousy. Dulce takes action tooth and nail. Lorenzo is ready to reveal his secret to Bruce.

Bruce assumes that Rosita is the one responsible for exchanging the money for the baby, and his anguish at believing she is in danger shows signs that he is still in love with her.

Rosita is overflowing with gratitude toward Bruce—especially for setting aside the fact that he hates her. Everyone notices that the attraction between them is mutual. Ángel enters the factory and pours his "magic powder" into the boiler.

Lorenzo has a lot to tell Bruce—even if it hurts. For years, the truth was kept from him; it's time for him to know. Rosita and Diosdado give Ángel the benefit of the doubt.

Anyone who tastes the chocolate will suffer fatal consequences—even Rosita Amado. Distribution has already begun, and they scramble to stop it. Grace threatens Lorenzo at gunpoint.

Rosita prays and asks the "God of Chocolate" for the courage to share her life's mission with Bruce, who now reproaches her for having kept silent. Fabián witnesses what unfolds between them.

Bruce Rémington recognizes that his mother is a despicable person and makes an announcement that forces her to make a decision. The authorities launch a media manhunt to capture Ángel Pérez.

Ángel and Grace have another plan—this time, a party will be the perfect occasion to strike. Déborah leaves Rosita unsettled after confirming that Bruce already knows he is the father of her child.

Rosita disappears from the party while everyone searches for her. She goes through terrifying hours—Ángel and Grace have her tied up, threatening her inside a car speeding down the road.

Months have passed, and Rosita is still missing. Her body hasn't been found, so Bruce and Lorenzo refuse to give up. "Chocolates Supremo" is left without production.

Grace disobeys Ángel, goes out for supplies, and devises a sinister plan. Rosita witnesses a brutal fight. Only Ek Chua knows the fate that awaits the Amados and the Rémingtons.