Vencer la culpa spoilers reveal Carmina Gaytán (Íngrid Martz) butts in where she doesn’t belong. Meanwhile, Manuela Román Landeros (Gabriela de la Garza) has a suspicion. We’ll also see Leandro Govea Cardenal (Gabriel Soto) taking a moral stand. No, really. Here’s what you need to know.
Vencer la culpa Spoilers: Butt out
First off, Vencer la culpa spoilers reveal we have never liked Carmina much. And now, we’ll like her even less. It seems she’ll take it upon herself to visit Dulce Ventura Chávez (Jesusa Ochoa) to go on about how ashamed she and Pablo Córdoba (Matías Novoa) are of her transition.
She’ll even demand Dulce stay away from her family. We get that sharing a child means she’s still Pablo and Dulce’s family, but Pablo divorced her. She really has no business going into that room and speaking for Pablo, or making any demands of Dulce like that.
It’s up to Pablo if he can accept Dulce as she is now and move forward. Not Carmina. Plus, given everything she’s done so far, she’s the last person who should be talking about what to be ashamed/not ashamed of.
Vencer la culpa Spoilers: Clues?
Elsewhere, Amanda Cardenal (María Sorté) has also struggled with the idea Dulce was once Damián Córdoba Gaytán (Yosef Torres). But she’s stepping up to the plate and supporting Dulce as she fights to recover from whatever attack she suffered.
As they’d all agreed Dulce shouldn’t be left alone, Amanda will be keeping an eye on things and will spot someone with Dulce. When she shares this information, Manuela will wonder if it was Carmina. Was this when Carmina visited to tell Dulce to stay away, or is this Carmina’s sister? We’ll see.
Vencer la culpa Spoilers: Go away, Leandro
In other Vencer la culpa spoilers, Leandro shames Pablo for not embracing Dulce with open arms, and we just want to laugh. This from the guy who constantly plays dirty to win?
Who committed his own ex just to take the kids in some demonstration of power? Or the one who pulled away from his own mother because she divorced her husband after years or mistreatment?
We think he needs to take his supposed morality elsewhere and let people with actual ethics and empathy handle Pablo and this struggle he’s having. In the end, it looks like Pablo will make a first step toward making things right with Dulce. But it looks like it might have been a little too late.
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