Frank Benitez Peña

Gustavo García “El Pantera”, a Colombian salsa singer considered by experts as a master, established himself as a trombonist at a very young age, but his rebelliousness soon led him to move away from the industry. Copies of the only album he recorded forty years ago and for which he has never received a single cent are now sold as collector's jewels. Today, faced with oblivion and lack of money, but with his rebellious spirit intact, he pursues with Paula, his wife and manager, the dream of recording a new album, because he is convinced that the most important moment of his life is the present and that his only reality will always be music.

Yeison, an introverted young man who loves heavy metal and zombie movies, is in love with Laura, his only friend, but does not know how to conquer her or how to face this new stage of his life called adulthood, in which he must assume responsibilities within a home with a sick grandmother and an unemployed father.

Héctor Antonio Angulo, heir to Tumaco's herbal medicine tradition and PhD in neurophysiology, persists at 75 years of age in a dream he has had for 35 years: to create a Center for Scientific Research, Biotechnological Development, and Integrative Medicine to heal the people of the Colombian Pacific.

Muete travels to the city to visit his cousin Karina, a trans woman that does sex work. Muete tries to convince her to return to their town because her mother is very ill. The only condition: Karina has to dress as a boy, as her mother would never accept her child's new identity.