In a neighborhood in Santa Fe, during a day of incessant rain during the 2003 flood, a man falls into a well that suddenly forms in the courtyard of his house and, after this, his family wanders between struggle and resignation to rescue him.
Matías shares the same passions as his grandfather Leonel: the accordion and trains. When his grandfather dies, Matías inherits his grandfather's accordion and through music he resists giving up the wagons that lie abandoned twenty years later for dead.
The unstable life of Alberto, who has been unemployed for some years, ends up falling apart when Carmen, his partner and mother of his son, decides to leave the house where they live together. Searching for answers, Alberto discovers that an old love of hers has returned to the city bringing with him some well-kept secrets.
Urquiza Hill, former city of Paraná. The redirection of the pandemic and the subsequent restructuring of the social fabric brought changes in people's lives and in the river. While watching a period documentary, a mysterious character narrates the events that have occurred in this region once the wetland disappeared.
