In 1934, a young Eva Duarte, driven by dreams of fame and fortune, leaves her provincial town and heads for Buenos Aires. She navigates through the city’s entertainment world, using her charm and determination to climb the ranks from radio shows to film, becoming a celebrated actress. Eva’s life changes dramatically when she meets Colonel Juan Perón at a charity event. Recognizing mutual ambition, they become inseparable, both professionally and romantically. Eva campaigns alongside Perón, leveraging her popularity to garner public support.

Through innovative public appearances and passionate speeches, Eva endears herself to the working class while polarizing the Buenos Aires elite. Her tireless advocacy for labor rights and women’s suffrage transforms her into a revered yet controversial figure. As Juan Perón ascends to the presidency, Eva's influence as the First Lady grows, and she becomes a powerful voice for social justice and equality in Argentina. However, behind the veneer of success and devotion lies a woman grappling with personal struggles and a complicated relationship with power. The story follows her relentless drive and the sacrifices she makes as she navigates political and social turbulence.