Maybe you were lucky when issuing a certificate but you must fix the NS mess.
What I would do:
Remove all the NS servers and the glue records and add only two (right now doesn’t matter whether both NS point to the same server).
At your registrar:
cpe-facturacioncdperu.com -> ns1.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com -> glue record pointing to A.B.C.D
cpe-facturacioncdperu.com -> ns2.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com -> glue record pointing to A.B.C.D
At your Hestia Server A.B.C.D that will resolve requests for your main domain.
Create dns zone for cpe-facturacioncdperu.com:
This zone will have two NS records: ns1.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com and ns2.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com
This zone will also have two A records for both NS pointing to A.B.C.D
Now, if you want that the other Hestia servers resolve the zones serverX, then you must delegate the serverX subdomains to the others Hestia Servers.
I mean, if you want to delegate server19 to Hestia Server 161.132.41.31, in your main Hestia server, the one where you added the zone for cpe-facturacioncdperu.com you should add these records.
Two NS records for server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com pointing to ns1.server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com and ns2.server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com
And two A records ns1.server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com and ns2.server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com pointing to 161.132.41.31
Now in server19, you must add a dns zone for server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com and again, two NS records pointing to ns1.server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com and ns2.server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com and also two A records ns1.server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com and ns2.server19.cpe-facturacioncdperu.com pointing to 161.132.41.31
I know it can be confusing so here two screenshots with an example for your main domain and the delegation for server19.
Main server:
Delegated DNS Server server19: