ZORRO

California, first half of the 19th century. Diego de la Vega, a mestizo who embodies this new emerging world in which all cultures and their peoples coexist, didn't choose to be Zorro; it was the force of the masked hero's nature that chose him. The search for truth and justice will be the goal that drives him to accept the challenge of defending the most oppressed. Throughout the series, we'll see how the idol is forged, as the protagonist has great abilities, but a long way to go and much to learn.

Zorro is an icon of the fight against oppression. His secret identity is his life insurance and that of his loved ones, but friends and foes swap roles, making his defense of the oppressed a rocky road. In addition to his sense of justice and the force of destiny that made him don the mask, Diego de la Vega has a personal motive for becoming Zorro: to discover his father's killer. Aided by Bernardo, his father's loyal supporter, he will stop at nothing to uncover the culprit, but it will also lead him to discover secrets about his family that will change his destiny forever.