Elite

Season 4

8 episodes · Jun 18, 2021

A strict principal and four new students arrive at Las Encinas, bringing an onslaught of romantic entanglements, intense rumors and a fresh mystery.

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  • The New Order
    S4E1

    The New Order

    Jun 18, 202155m

    A stern principal and three new students begin at Las Encinas. Omar and Samuel must prove themselves academically while their friends try to help.

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  • Five Seconds
    S4E2

    Five Seconds

    Jun 18, 202153m

    Prince Phillipe's arrival at the school prompts strict security measures and controversy. Samuel and Omar's towel party leads to new romantic hookups.

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  • When Lies Dance with Temptation
    S4E3

    When Lies Dance with Temptation

    Jun 18, 202154m

    When Prince Phillippe hosts his famous Le Bal party, betrayals ensue. The jealousy between Guzmán and Samuel intensifies. Patrick sparks friction.

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  • I'm a...
    S4E4

    I'm a...

    Jun 18, 202145m

    Rebe is confused and hurt by Mencía's mysterious behavior. Much to Ari's chagrin, Benjamín suggests Samuel join the debate team.

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  • Reintegration
    S4E5

    Reintegration

    Jun 18, 202147m

    Ari and Samuel face off in an important and public debate. After speaking with Ander, Omar struggles with the emotional fallout.

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  • I Love You All Wrong
    S4E6

    I Love You All Wrong

    Jun 18, 202141m

    Phillippe worries that his friends are using him for Ambar Lucid performance tickets. Rebe warns Mencía she feels skeptical about Armando's assistance.

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  • Before I Go (1)
    S4E7

    Before I Go (1)

    Jun 18, 202150m

    Samuel tells Ari to make her choice while Guzmán plans a romantic date. Cayetana is stunned by a realization. Mencía is backed into a corner.

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  • Before I Go (2)
    S4E8

    Before I Go (2)

    Jun 18, 202147m

    The details of Ari's attack are revealed but the Las Encinas students prove yet again there is always more than meets the eye.

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