When high schooler Francisco uploads a video of a brash rap song he wrote and performed to impress his crush, Alicia, he gets an unexpected response

Francisco's mom sends him to a new school, where he gets off to a bad start by judging his peers based on appearances instead of getting to know them.

Francisco seeks forgiveness from Marce, who opens up to him about a passion her parents don't support. Jorge plans an anti-discrimination collective.

Marce finds out her parents are having financial problems. Francisco competes in the hip-hop battle, where he makes an unexpected new friend.

After a frustrating search, Marce finds a job. Francisco's mother nervously runs an idea by him. Jorge makes a heartbreaking discovery.

When Jorge is fired for not fitting the athletic shop's new image, he decides it's time for the collective's grand opening, which draws much interest.

Wearing a luchador mask, Francisco adopts an alter ego that helps him overcome his self-consciousness. Francisco's pal Rafael visits, seeking support.

Jorge runs into a former friend and bad influence. Francisco is stunned by an unexpected visit from his long-absent father, who makes him an offer.

At her new job, Marce is shocked by her boss's comments. The car that Isidro parked at the collective lands Jorge in hot water with the police.

Kicked out by his dad, Isidro finds refuge at the collective. Marce gets to know César, her cohort from the school paper, and is pleasantly surprised.

The collective scores a victory against discrimination. Marce's parents invite César and his father for dinner. Francisco is disappointed by his dad.

On his 18th birthday, Francisco wakes up to unhappy news. An attempt to throw Francisco a surprise party at the collective goes awry.

At the final hip-hop battle, Remigio faces a rapper who insults his indigenous roots, and Francisco draws strength from his family and friends.