In this episode Camilo is with the band explaining what's happened with this powerful record mogul and the fact that none of the radio stations are willing to play their record because he has given the stop order. They decide that they just need to find a way of getting heard which ever way they can. After all if people hear it somehow and people start asking the radio stations to play it; then they will have to air it  by public demand. So they decide to consider even hairdresser's  radio stations.  Any thing will do;  and they will show those powerful people that they won't be silenced!

His friend and record company executive come to his house on a bank holiday to warn him about the other executive's plan to stop his record being played in any record station. If this happens. How will Los Latinos ever be able to sell the record they have worked so ard to produce and is now all pressed and ready to sell?

In this episode two record producers are talking over lunch. One of them is asking the other to back him up with a foul scheme to stop the Latino's record from being played in ANY record station: because the Latinos produced an independant record; they left the middleman out - the record producer.  So he's not happy that he can't get a cut of their success. The plot thickens!

In this episode a record producer aproaches the radio station manager and DJ to ask him to avoid playing the independant record because if they did that for all the artists;  then where would the record producers fit in?  

He reminds the radio station that in the past they've always watched each other's back in business. To their mutual advantage.

After going to many stations and taking gifts and trying unusccessfully  Camilo finds a radio station that will play his record - and without any dubious fees or charges.  Success seems close by: but another music expert gets to know by chance and for him this is not good news.  An independant record being played for free on radio? cutting out all the producers, marketeers and all that a record company would do? what ever next: what if all the artists were to do that? what would happen to record companies? where would they get their cut from?  No way!

Encounter the real nitty gritty of the music business. The radio station listne to the record and is very positive, but  insunuates that money should pass hands to get them to paly the record. What does Camilo do? He's fuming at the shady deals that radio stations seem to see as the norm. Exploiting the artists and deceiving the listeners.  Ay caramba!

Now that the band are all happy with the record Camilo excitedly begins to cold call radio stations to get them to play it and so generate sales.  

They're all in high spirits about the new record which they have recorded completely independently.  Things are looking up. Or: are they not?

After much doubting and thinking that the record was going to be a failure because Camilo had spoilt it by adding extra sounds: The xpert says that the record is good and innovative and that this is good in this industry. The band is over the moon and their fears are dispelled. However, the expert - Cuellar - does warn them that simply because the record is good it doesn't mean that it will be a hit. There is a long road between making a good record and marketing in a way that makes it a hit. Watch this space!