Plot Synopsis

Created by Veronica Fernandez and inspired by real events, HACHE is a drama series that follows Helena, a prostitute who begins as a simple worker in the hands of Malpica, the head of a mafia gang that operates in the city of Barcelona in the 1960s. Helena will go through a sinuous learning process which will take her from the most meaningless position to become the leader of that same heroin organization. Among the group led by Malpica is the relentless Aristides and his lawyer, Julio Senovilla. On the other side is represented by the incipient narcotics brigade, made up by Inspector Alejandro Vinuesa; his companion Eladio Perez; the curator Clemente Larrubia; and Silvia Velasco, secretary of the Commissioner. With its own soul, the Albatros Club is at the heart of the story as a local nightclub where trendy music is played, and in which foreign visitors mix with young local gentlemen, slum-dwellers with disdainful and disheveled girls. It is also the club where Malpica's team operates. The main attraction of the Albatros, run by Celeste, is the singer Julia Bloomsbury, accompanied by the pianist Ramiro Larrocha. Netflix released the entire first season of HACHE on Friday, November 1, 2019 at 3:01am ET/12:01am PT.
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Netflix released the six-episode second season of HACHE on Friday, February 5, 2021 at 3:01am ET/12:01am PT. One year after the end of Season 1, Hache grabs a chance to start up a heroin production lab, but conspiring associates and a troublemaking relative complicate her plans. In the season opener, "The Inheritance," an uninvited guest at a wedding brings intriguing news to Hache, who spots an opportunity. A robbery casts a shadow on Vinuesa's newfound happiness.