The story of Roman Compte, a Cuban exile and general manager of The Mutiny Hotel, the glamorous epicenter of the Miami cocaine scene of late '70s and early '80s. The Mutiny Hotel was Casablanca on cocaine.
Roman Compte, general manager of Miami's wildly popular Mutiny Club, is forced by the DEA to spy on his estranged older brother Nestor Cabal, the city's biggest importer of cocaine.
Nestor rallies Roman to attempt a daring rescue of Chucho, Nestor's right-hand man, from a local hospital. But if Chucho wakes up from his coma, he'll reveal Roman's secrets.
Roman spies on a Colombian guest at The Mutiny and uncovers a plot to kill Nestor and other prominent cocaine distributors, which would allow a new and dangerous Colombian cartel to take over Miami.
After a failed assassination attempt, Yolanda Guerra arrives from Colombia to take matters into her own hands. When she discovers Roman saved Nestor's life, the Colombians target Roman's family.
Roman moves his family to the safety of Nestor's mansion. They use a peace meeting with Yolanda and Don Henao as an opportunity to take them out and end the Colombian threat.
Roman and Nestor are at the edge of a bloody war with the Colombians and accept the help of a corrupt Congressman to secure the import of the biggest shipment of coke ever to hit Miami's shores.
Roman seeks owner Burton Greenberg's help with a landing spot for the cocaine. Zulio works with a corrupt banker to return Henao and Yolanda to the negotiating table. Nestor reveals a secret.
Roman and Nestor appeal to agent Zulio for help getting back Valeria. When the biggest coke shipment of all time arrives in Miami, they turn to an old friend for help.
