The seventh episode of "Gangs of Galicia" kicks off with a poignant flashback to the tense days preceding Silva's betrayal of Padin. Amidst this turbulent backdrop, Silva's then-wife, Berta, issued a grave warning, urging him to tread carefully following a two-day business expedition to Colombia, orchestrated by Padin. Her anxiety was heightened by the recent police arrests that had cast a dark shadow over their world.
However, fate had other plans. Before Silva could depart, he stumbled upon a note adhered to his vehicle, a bombshell revelation that shattered his reality. The note exposed Berta's affair with Padin and the startling truth that Laura, the child he cherished, was actually Padin's flesh and blood. Betrayal gnawed at him as he raced back home, only to witness Padin let himself into their shared abode.
Elsewhere, Ana received a distressing call from her mother, accompanied by a photo of a man at their doorstep. Recognition dawned on Ana's face as she identified the figure as Nazario, sending shivers down her spine. Meanwhile, Daniel and Nilo, grappling with the pressure of time, struggled in vain to open the safe, their task complicated by the impending drug pick-up.
The night's clandestine operations were confined to the knowledge of Nilo and Daniel alone. At the house, Nazario's eyes scanned the family portraits, and his heart skipped a beat upon recognizing Silva. Desperate to reach Padin, he attempted a call, only to discover that his target was already behind bars, his phone inadvertently left in the car. Turning to Daniel next, Nazario's hopes were dashed as Ana, sensing an opportunity, confiscated the phone under the guise of legal prudence.
Undeterred, Nazario resorted to bribery, offering a fortune to a corrupt prison guard. Pleading desperation, he begged the guard to smuggle a phone to Padin. The guard, though initially hesitant, was eventually swayed but faced obstacles in reaching his intended target. Forced to share his ill-gotten gains with a fellow guard, time slipped through his fingers, rendering his efforts futile.
The scene painted a vivid picture of desperation intertwined with betrayal, each character's fate hanging by a fragile thread in the gripping narrative of "Gangs of Galicia."
With everyone meticulously positioned, Marco discreetly conveys to Naranjo through a dating app that the transaction is slated to unfold later in the evening, evading any suspicion directed towards him. Nonetheless, at the eleventh hour, Tono issues a last-minute directive to Marco, instructing him to remain behind to throw the police off the gang's trail as they venture towards their seaside rendezvous. Ignoring the order, Marco proceeds undeterred to the shipyard, where Daniel is orchestrating the operation with an air of secrecy, even concealing the coordinates from his closest associates.
The police, tracking Marco's movements, are led straight to Daniel's doorstep. Meanwhile, Ana receives an urgent call from Laura, seeking her assistance in their ongoing case. Currently under scrutiny for Munez's demise, Berta and Laura find themselves in desperate need of help. In response, Ana postpones her scheduled encounter with the Colombians and rushes to the precinct to lend Laura a hand.
Initially reluctant to disclose her collaboration with the authorities, Laura hesitates until Ana threatens to withdraw her support. Once Ana learns of the spy's communication with Naranjo, she hastily sends Dabiel a cautionary message, which he fails to notice amidst his multitude of phones. Before meeting the Colombians, Ana reassures her mother that she has devised a plan to bring down Padin and stealthily absconds with Nazario's safe from Daniel's possession.
At the Colombians' lair, Ana recognizes the assassin of her father but maintains composure. When the Colombian leader entices her to consider joining their ranks, she subtly interrogates them about the hit on Silva, discovering to her astonishment that Daniel had entrusted the Colombians with silencing Silva. However, Padin preempted Daniel's move by hiring them to eliminate Silva, presumably to prevent Silva from revealing Padin's affair with Berta and the revelation that Laura might be his stepdaughter.
Upon uncovering the truth, Ana narrowly escapes from the Colombians' compound. By the time Padin informs Daniel of Ana's true intentions, Daniel finds himself surrounded and apprehended along with Marco. Damiel, overwhelmed by the revelations concerning Ana, fails to resist arrest. Concurrently, Naranjo and his team swiftly encircle Nilo and his men upon their arrival ashore.
Three months hence, Naranjo retires and embarks on a journey to Madrid with his wife, promoting his subordinate as promised. Under a disguise, Ana visits Daniel in prison, where they reflect on her father's fate. Daniel confesses his quest for truth, believing that Silva's betrayal stemmed from a profound, undisclosed trauma. They mourn the unattainable answers to their lingering questions and Daniel inquiries about the authenticity of their relationship. Ana apologizes, acknowledging her manipulations to wound Padin but insisting that Daniel was never her target. She subtly confesses her love and fidelity towards him.
Ana reveals that Padin and the Colombians are still hunting her, forcing her into hiding. Before their conversation concludes, she drops a bombshell: she is pregnant with his child. Time runs out as guards hustle Ana away, leaving Daniel with more questions than answers as he watches her depart.
