Season 3 · Episode 5
High Seas
Verónica seeks help for the bandaged woman traveling with Carmen. Nicolás wonders why the Bárbara de Braganza changed course. Fabio interrogates Ayala.

Extremely common in everyday speech. Depending on tone and context, it can be genuinely reassuring, dismissive, or even sarcastic, the same words can minimise a serious situation or wave someone off.
Signals a definitive end, to a situation, a relationship, a discussion. Can be said with resignation, relief, or finality. Used frequently in arguments.
Very common. Does not mean 'to pay attention to' in a passive sensory way, but specifically to heed, follow, or comply with what someone says. Telling someone 'hazle caso' means 'do what they say'.
Describes an act, typically violent or cruel, carried out without emotion or remorse, with deliberate intent. Used in legal and everyday contexts alike.
Implies that someone has succeeded in doing what they wanted, often despite opposition or fairness. Can carry a tone of resentment or frustration from the speaker.
Means to update someone on a situation. Interchangeable with 'poner al corriente'.