Formerly a diva in Madrid's gay scene, Meri Román's mundane life is upended by her father's death, reconnecting her with old friends. Together they reminisce about the past and forge a new path forward.
Explores what it means to be gay throughout different eras, focusing on "three existences" that are connected through themes of sexuality, desire, pain, and inheritance.
Valeria, a woman facing struggles after a breakup travels to Valencia. She rediscovers an old documentary, "Vestida de azul," sparking her interest in the lives of its protagonists: Loren, Tamara, Renée, Eva, Josette, and Nacha.
Determined to publish her book, Valeria finds an interested publisher. Continuing her research, she discovers an interview that mentions that Renee opened a hair salon in Chamartin years ago. Ask Sacha to help track her down.
After three years, María gets out of prison and has to face reinsertion. She tries to fulfill a promise she made to one of her prison mates, whatever it takes.
María is faced with prejudice and mistrust among those who discover she was in prison. She tries to fulfill her promise to Santa, but her daughter Yasmín won't make it easy and forces María to make a difficult decision.
After a few weeks, María finds a job at the Tunnel of Terror at Parque de Atracciones de Madrid. However, she has to choose between her promise and her reinsertion. She turns to Gabriel for help.
In one last attempt to be social, María attends a big party. In an attempt to be accepted, she makes a bad decision that humiliates her in front of everyone. She also receives a devastating call from Santa.
Sweaty, desperate and with no exchange clothes or money, María arrives to Torrevieja, wanting to fulfill her promise once and for all. Various unexpected conversations finally bring her back to reality.
A wild road trip drags María down and leaves her with no chance at salvation. A mouthful of faith fills her heart again and she sees a sign to find Yasmín and fulfill her promise.
