Season 3 · Episode 12
Gran Hotel
Javier weds heiress Laura Montenegro unaware of her secret. Alicia's abductor returns to the hotel to blackmail Diego.

Refers to observing social decorum regardless of private feelings. Often said as a command or expectation in formal or family contexts.
Suggests actively exploiting an opportunity or resource to its full potential.
Empellón is a shove or push. The plural phrase conveys rough, repeated physical force to move someone.
Pintar in this construction means to count or to have a role. 'No pinto nada' signals that the speaker feels out of place or unwanted in a situation.
Airoso literally means graceful or breezy; the phrase describes succeeding or surviving a tricky situation with dignity.
Used figuratively to describe someone who ensnares others through manipulation or scheming.
Refers to the social offence of failing to show up or failing to acknowledge someone who expected your presence.