Trini, a world-renowned flamenco dancer, abandons the stage after suffering a personal tragedy.

He wakes up dazed and confused in a gloomy room. Tied to a stretcher, he tries to free himself and call for help. His anxiety increases, but the true terror arrives when he discovers his captors: two bizarre creatures who are subjecting him to all kinds of experiments and tortures. Sometimes, things just aren't what they seem.

A family has embarked on a long journey, facing numerous dangers and driven only by a dream, that of a better life.

After the Spanish Civil War, Carmela joins the militias alongside thousands of other women. Her struggle is twofold: to confront fascism and defend the freedoms won during the Second Republic. In combat, a homemade grenade amputates the hand with which she had held her ideals and her weapon in defense of her rights.