Pedro investigates what lies behind the rebirth of Mexico City. It confers the influence of popular culture on new artists and learns about traditions such as wrestling and pulque.

Pedro sees Vietnam's economic boom, which has a centralizing government and a "anything goes" economy, and explores a culture focused on both traditions and economic ascent.

Pedro investigates how South Korea has become a technological, commercial and even cultural powerhouse. He discovers k-pop and learns why Koreans are so obsessed with physical appearance.

Pedro visits Lisbon, which is trying to overcome the severe economic crisis that has affected Portugal in recent times. Among the results is a boom in tourism and the creative economy.

Pedro explores the ancient history of Cambodia in the temples of Angkor and learns about the barbarities of the Khmer Rouge regime and the genocide that killed millions of Cambodians.

Pedro visits the New York district that is "fashionable." In Brooklyn, it confers both traditional neighborhoods and areas that have become "brand" and are in a process of rapid change.

Pedro confers Japan's new bet on innovation to get out of a 30-year economic stagnation and counter the effects of its population decline.

Pedro visits paradisiacal beaches and experiences the typical culture and gastronomy of Okinawa, the Japanese tropical archipelago that is little known to tourists from outside Japan.

Pedro visits the capital of Germany, the Promised Land of immigrants from Syria and other conflict zones, and discovers how Berlin is dealing with the current migratory crisis in Europe.

Pedro visits Botswana, an island of economic stability and democracy in Africa. He goes on a safari, visits the bushmen of the Kalahari Desert and learns about his environmental conservation policy.