In a town erased from the maps where there’s not even electricity, a girl dreams of boxing. When she learns her uncle will box for the world title and it will be broadcast live on tv, she and the community will do everything to watch the fight, while battling oblivion.

Rocío returns to her home town to reunite with her mother, who for a long time she thought was dead. What unfolds is a story of maternal love that struggles to rebuild itself amidst an atmosphere of tension and anguish the begins to creep back into the town and the lives of its inhabitants.

Ruben’s Bolero is the story of Marta’s tragedy told to the rhythm of boleros. After fifteen years of waiting for her boyfriend to get out of prison, she is consumed by the walls of her half-finished house and her lost dream of being a singer, taking her through imaginary passages that reflect her frustration, anger, and fear.

Federico and his brother Simón live their adolescence to the fullest, until the day Simón dies when he falls from a balcony at a party. While his family environment crumbles before his eyes, Federico tries to live his last weeks of school normally.