Daniela Berrio

Waldina, the flowers seller of the little town of Arcabuco, has died. Her son Humberto arrives from the big city and decides to make the last delivery of flowers to her clients without knowing that in one of that doors could find his happiness.

Harold, Daniela, a couple bicycles, and a pair of shoes.

Tired of his employee giving free milk to the girl he likes, Lizardo offers Completo a reward so he can ask her out on a date.

Grandmother Verónica and her husband Pastor, without money, live in the rural area of ​​the municipality of Güepsa, Santander. Her tragedies are minimal, but traversed by the history of violence in Colombia, while around her, her neighbors struggle to stay alive in the daily routine of the countryside.