Season 2 · Episode 1
High Seas
The ship rescues five castaways, including a woman named Casandra, who claims to have intuitive powers. Nicolás helps Eva search for her father.

Characteristic of Rioplatense speech (Argentina, Uruguay) and marks a character's regional origin immediately. Used as an informal term of address for a young man, or simply to refer to a boy. In this dialogue it stands out against the otherwise Castilian register of the other characters.
Extremely high-frequency phrase used to close a topic, reassure someone, or signal that something is finished or resolved. Tone shifts entirely with context: it can be soothing, dismissive, or decisive.
A definitive, often authoritative phrase used to shut down a situation or argument. The reflexive se reinforces that the ending is final and not open to negotiation. Frequently signals a shift in power or tone.
Part of the highly productive muerto/a de + noun pattern (muerto de hambre, muerto de miedo, muerto de risa). Hyperbolic in tone and extremely common in everyday speech to intensify physical or emotional states.
A threat or warning that the speaker will personally intervene if something goes wrong. The construction vérselas con alguien implies a confrontation or reckoning.