La Promesa spoiler: Maria is pregnant

In the Spanish drama series La Promesa, María Fernández becomes scandalously pregnant out of wedlock. The news of María's pregnancy especially surprises María's beloved Samuel.

The beginning of the pregnancy

María, who is in love with Samuel, is frustrated because he will not give up his priesthood and his vow of chastity. So María goes to a village party on her day off and gets drunk.

After a while of the party, María begins to avoid Samuel, her impossible love. Samuel wonders about María's strange behavior, and gets her to tell him her big secret.

"I'm pregnant."

Samuel wonders how María can be pregnant, since they have never slept together.

"I made a mistake, I am human and a sinner," María admits. It all happened that night, when she attended a local festival. "I wanted to have fun and forget everything. I ran into a young man I already knew. There had never been anything between us because he's a ladies' man and doesn't take women seriously. He bought me an anise liqueur, we danced, and what happened, happened..."

 

María soon tells Pia her sinful secret.

"I am a bad person. I have made up my mind not to have a baby. I am poor and almost illiterate, and I live on a job that I will be fired from as soon as my belly starts to show. I have no savings, I have no house, I have no one to support me. I have nothing to offer this child."

 

María tries to keep the pregnancy a secret because she fears the consequences. Pregnancy outside of marriage is not accepted within the rules and social norms of the estate.

But María's behavior begins to arouse suspicion. An illegitimate pregnancy jeopardizes her job and reputation, causing her constant stress and worry.

Will María keep the child? And who is the father of Maria's child? That will be revealed in the upcoming spoilers of La Promesa.

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La Promesa season 4 spoilers

Ángela and Lorenzo's wedding ends in tragedy

One of the biggest events of season fiour comes at the end. Ángela is forced to marry Lorenzo, even though she doesn't really want to. On the wedding day, a shocking twist happens: Ángela is found dead in her wedding dress. The series hints that she may have poisoned herself to avoid the forced marriage. This tragedy especially affects Curro, who completely collapses.
 

 

Curro threatens Manuel with a shotgun

Ángela's supposed death changes Curro a lot. He becomes very dark and angry. In the final episode of season 4, there is a scene where Curro points a shotgun directly at Manuel. "Don't take a step," Curro shouts before firing the gun at Manuel. Then the picture goes black. The viewers are not shown whether the shot hits or not. This is intentionally left as an open cliffhanger for season 5.

 

 

Will Ángela die?

After Ángela's "death", Curro is completely desperate and isolated. Curro retreats to a mountain cabin with Ángela. He doesn't trust anyone in the mansion, and even fires warning shots when people try to approach them. He is mentally broken at that point and feels like everyone is against him.

But Ángela is alive!

Why does Curro shoot Manuel?

Curro feels betrayed by Manuel. Curro begins to believe that Manuel is not really on his side, but is defending his own family. Curro thinks that Manuel is just trying to protect the reputation of the Luján family, and doesn't understand his situation. Manuel tries to convince him to give up running away with Ángela and return to the mansion.

When Manuel arrives at the cabin, he walks straight to the shotgun and doesn't back down. He challenges Curro to shoot if he really wants to do it. Manuel does this because he is trying to force Curro to face the situation and calm down. Curro doesn't really want to shoot his brother.

But then there is a twist. Curro breaks down and starts crying. He kneels down and apologizes to Manuel. The brothers reconcile and hug, and Curro doesn't actually shoot his brother.

 

Margarita Returns to the Manor

The end of the fourth season also sees another important return, when Margarita (Martina's mother) returns to the manor. She comes into direct conflict with Leocadia and blames her for many of the problems. Margarita tries to uncover her true intentions. This starts a new power struggle in the manor.

 

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La Promesa: Will Petra die?

In the series La Promesa, the housekeeper Petra Arcos' health suddenly deteriorates and she appears to be dying.

After receiving a wound while gardening, Petra begins to suffer from pain and weakness. She has seizures associated with severe pain and faints in the hallway. She later has another seizure in her office, where she loses strength and mobility in one of her arms.

During the seizure, María Fernández finds her and tries to call a doctor because Petra seems really unwell. However, Petra tries to downplay the situation and claims that she is fine, even though she is clearly suffering from serious symptoms.

Then a surprise is revealed: Petra's illness is tetanus.

The disease begins when Petra cuts her hand in the garden with a dirty tool. The bacteria from the wound enters her body, and gradually she begins to develop symptoms.

When the doctor finally notices the wound and associates the symptoms with it, he realizes that it is tetanus. He tells the other characters that "we're too late, Petra is going to die", as the disease is often fatal if not treated in time.

However, in the series, there are still attempts to save her, they try to get Petra a tetanus serum. Petra even gets last rites.

 

 

Petra is on the verge of life and death. As Samuel races against time to find a life-saving serum, the servants and masters are stunned by the news.

Manuel arrives just in time with the tetanus antitoxin.

 

 

In the end, Petra does not die.

Although her condition initially appears fatal due to tetanus, she receives timely treatment: tetanus serum and appropriate medication. Thanks to this, her life is saved, and she gradually begins to recover.

 

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La Promesa spoiler: Will Lorenzo die?

The fourth season of La Promesa will feature a special episode starring only Xavi Lock (Curro) and Guillermo Serrano (Lorenzo).

Ángela and Lorenzo are getting married against Ángela's wishes. Lorenzo has announced their engagement publicly.

So, fed up with the humiliation, Curro decides to take matters into his own hands and carry out his planned revenge. The young lackey is never the same again.

 

Curro kidnaps Lorenzo

Curro kidnaps Lorenzo and imprisons him in a secret room. The other residents of the mansion are unaware of the situation.

 

 

Curro wants Lorenzo to confess to all his crimes. Curro accuses Lorenzo of ruining his life: manipulating Ángela, driving his mother to suicide, and killing Jana. The captain, as cunning as ever, tries to appeal to their shared childhood memories.

 

 

Curro points a pistol at the captain and demands recognition for all the suffering Lorenzo has caused him and his family.

 

 

Will evil finally get its due? No. The episode ends with a big surprise: the sudden appearance of Ángela. Ángela rushes in to stop Curro from shooting the captain. Ángela grabs the gun and fires at Lorenzo.

 

 

Will Lorenzo die?

Unfortunately, no. There was no bullet in the gun at that point. Curro had intentionally left it empty so that he wouldn't impulsively kill Lorenzo. Therefore, the shot doesn't harm Lorenzo at all.

And of course, after all this, Ángela and Lorenzo's wedding plans continue as usual. Finally, the reluctant bride can't take it anymore and makes a fatal decision on her wedding day.

 

 

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La Promesa: The truth about Jana's death

The series La Promesa has long had a great mystery: who killed Jana? What really happened that fateful night?

A tragic death

Jana arrived in La Promesa with the goal of avenging the death of her mother Dolores. Along the way, she met the great love of her life, Manuel. After overcoming all obstacles, they became husband and wife. And they were expecting their first child.

One fateful night, someone shot Jana. Although Jana was very weak, she managed to survive the shot. Everyone took good care of her so that she would recover as soon as possible. But someone poisoned the water she drank, ending her life forever.

Cruz was the main suspect from the beginning, and she was arrested. But before she died, Jana managed to convince Curro that the Marquise had nothing to do with it. So who was it? Manuel's wife could not say the name.

 

The Truth About Jana's Death

It all started when Leocadia unexpectedly entered the newlyweds' room in the middle of the night. Jana was going to speak to the Guardians, and Leocadia couldn't allow that. Leocadia confessed everything to Jana.

 

 

"I only believe in revenge. Cruz owes me, and my only goal is to amass a fortune. You've always been just a pawn in the battle of the queens. I killed Alonso's first wife, Doña Carmen. I did it because Cruz ordered me to do so. Because she loved the Marquis with all her heart. When I found out that Alonso was going to have a child with Dolores, I killed her. I did it for Cruz, too. I got the Baron of Linaja to help me and I gave the baby to Eugenia. And then I thought she would give me the place I deserved, but that wh*re tried to kill me. Kill me, the only person who had sacrificed everything for her. You are the most unexpected gift life has ever given me. You are my revenge against Cruz, Jana. I never thought you would give me the keys to this mansion. I like you, Jana, I want you to know that, but unfortunately your death is necessary. Cruz will pay me this way."

And then Leocadia shot Jana. As she lay on the ground, she placed Cruz's button on the girl's bloody hands. Thus, she framed her former friend.

 

 

Jana survived the gunshot wounds, and Leocadia had to finish the job she had started. Therefore, she had no choice but to poison Jana's drinking water. This is how Leocadia killed her. She murdered Jana to achieve her goal: to get revenge on Cruz.

 

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