Decisiones: Unos ganan, otros pierden spoilers reveal the anthology series is bringing in more star power. This time, we saw Gregorio Pernía (Aurelio “El Titi” Jaramillo, El Final del Paraíso) star. The episode had him playing out a story that should be familiar, yet new to the actor who played a drug dealer. Let’s see how things played out.
Decisiones: Unos ganan, otros pierden spoilers—Frustration
Pernía played a character named Victor. He’s a man who works hard, but he’s not getting the rewards he feels he deserves. He’d been working under a man named Hernan, who saw him as a successor. Unfortunately, Hernan snaps and attacks the boss, Victor gets passed up as his replacement. Instead, the job goes to the boss’ son, Ismael. This is where Victor gets desperate.
Decisiones: Unos ganan, otros pierden spoilers—Deadly game
As Titi, Pernía sold drugs and faced off against his enemies. In Decisiones, he dabbles in the drugs he learned brought his mentor greater focus. It doesn’t take long for him to become addicted, and to climb the ladder. Since the same drug was the thing that created that vacancy, it’s a dangerous game. And he’s about to lose.
Decisiones: Unos ganan, otros pierden spoilers—Blackout
There’s a bis side effect to the stuff he’s taking. It causes blackouts. We see two of these, and each one resulted in a death. He, understandably, panics. As things progress, he finds himself on the verge of losing everything. And we’re not really sure he’d deserve it. It’s a hard look at the effects of a high-pressure job on a person. As well as the lengths people will go to when faced with losing the big prize. It also forces one to look at the effects of nepotism in business, and why it doesn’t always work well. Let’s just say the golden boy who got the job over Victor doesn’t exactly knock it out of the park.
Decisiones: Unos ganan, otros pierden spoilers—Nailed it
We’re used to seeing Pernía as mostly in-control Titi, complete with the sleek, greased back hair. Seeing him in the beginning as a meek type in a sweater with an abundance of curls in his hair was surprising. He sold the nervousness of the character well, along with the eventual harder edge that came with the drug use. His panic and fear as things start falling apart is something to definitely check out. As for his character, check out the Telemundo site to see how he ended up.