Ep 51. Episode 51

Soy Luna season 1 episode 51, titled "Episode 51", follows the rollercoaster life of Luna Valente, a teenager who moves to Buenos Aires for a new job at a renowned skating rink. In this episode, Luna continues to struggle with her inner turmoil caused by her double life as both a regular girl and the stunning skater, Sol Benson.

Her relationship with her best friend, Simon, is strained as she keeps her skating secret from him, and her love interest, Matteo, becomes distant after seeing her skate as Sol. Luna's other friends, the Roller Band, are also having issues. Ramiro struggles with focusing on the band since the possibility of being scouted for a modeling gig leaves him with divided attention. Yam and Kayla also face a dilemma as their dance studios go head-to-head in a competition.

Meanwhile, Luna is invited to a charity event by her boss at the rink, but she is warned that she must keep her Sol Benson persona a secret. However, things take a turn when soy sauce is accidentally spilled on her Sol costume, and she must improvise a new outfit for her performance.

Despite Luna's anxiety, she successfully performs an acoustic rendition of her hit song, "Alas," and even Matteo is impressed by her performance as a skater. However, Luna's identity as Sol Benson is threatened when one of the charity attendees recognizes her as Luna Valente.

To make matters worse, the charity event goes awry when the caterers mistakenly serve alcoholic beverages to underage attendees, causing a group of teenagers to become dangerously intoxicated. Luna and Matteo must step in to sober up their friends and ensure everyone's safety.

As the episode comes to a close, Luna must confront her identity crisis as Sol Benson and Luna Valente collide in her personal life. Ramiro decides to prioritize the Roller Band instead of his modeling aspirations, and Yam and Kayla come to a resolution about their dance studios.

Overall, Soy Luna season 1 episode 51 offers an entertaining and dramatic insight into the lives of Luna and her friends. The episode has plenty of laughs, music, and romance to keep viewers hooked, while also exploring deeper themes about personal identity and growing up.