Actor Curro experiences a breakdown following Lorenzo's exit from 'The Promise' TV series

In the ongoing series 'La Promesa', airing on La 1 and available on the video-on-demand platform Play, the latest episode showcases the culmination of Curro and Angela's relentless pursuit of justice. The duo, carried away by passion, are celebrating the success of their plan to arrest Lorenzo, a man who left a trail of destruction in his wake.

Lorenzo's downfall began with Curro's thorough investigation and Angela's invaluable help. Crucial evidence against Lorenzo, including his involvement in several illicit businesses, was uncovered and handed over to Colonel Fuentes by Curro. This evidence, coupled with the documents that Leocadia's daughter obtained while serving as Lorenzo's secretary, proved to be the decisive factor in his arrest.

The arrest of Lorenzo was not just a personal victory for Curro, but a step towards healing for those he cared about. Curro's worst experiences were not the abuses he suffered, but the harm Lorenzo inflicted on his loved ones, specifically his mother and sister. His mother was left in a wheelchair and locked up in an asylum by Lorenzo, while his sister was also affected by Lorenzo's actions.

As Curro grapples with his pain, he leans on his companions and family to find happiness. He has broken down before María Fernández, expressing feelings of liberation after years of suffering Lorenzo's abuses. However, he feels that no amount of time in prison will be enough for Lorenzo to pay for his crimes.

Lorenzo, who has maintained his innocence throughout the investigation, will be judged by a military tribunal. His communication to Leocadia about Curro and Angela being behind his arrest will not help him much. Several soldiers arrived at the Luján palace to arrest Lorenzo immediately after the documents were handed over.

Viewers can rewatch episodes of 'La Promesa' on the Play website, allowing them to relive the gripping story at their own pace. Don't miss the new episodes airing at 6:10 PM on La 1. The series continues to captivate audiences with its compelling narrative and commitment to justice.