The Nobles are a wealthy family in Mexico City, consisting of patriarch German, his two sons Javi and Charly, and his daughter Barbara. The three siblings live extravagant lifestyles, spending their father's money on fancy cars, parties, and designer clothes, while avoiding any responsibility or direction in their lives.
However, when German discovers that his children are becoming entitled and spoiled, he decides to teach them a lesson by faking a financial scandal and forcing the family to flee to a house in a poor neighborhood. The siblings are initially resistant to their new surroundings and the idea of having to work, but eventually realize that they need to learn responsibility and the value of hard work.
Javi takes a job at a fast-food restaurant, Charly becomes a construction worker, and Barbara works at a community center. They all struggle with their new jobs at first, but slowly begin to find purpose and satisfaction in their work. Along the way, they make new friends and learn important life lessons about humility, empathy, and the importance of family.
However, when German's plan is revealed, the family must face the consequences of their actions and decide what truly matters to them. In the end, they learn that wealth and status are not the key to happiness and fulfillment, and that true riches come from the love and support of those around them.
