As Xavi Font, Lurdes Iribar, and Manolo Arjona navigate the world of 80s Spain and the music industry, they encounter various challenges and conflicts. Xavi, who is portrayed as an artistic misfit, struggles with his identity and place in the music world, while Lurdes and Manolo face their own personal struggles within their relationship.
As Locomía rises to fame, they must deal with the pressures of success and the demands of their producer, José Luís Gil. Gil, a powerful figure in the industry, manipulates and exploits the band for his own gain, leading to tensions within the group and questioning their loyalty to him.
Throughout the film, the characters are forced to confront their own desires, insecurities, and motivations, leading to a deep exploration of the dark side of the music industry and the sacrifices required for fame. As they navigate the highs and lows of their career, Xavi, Lurdes, and Manolo must ultimately decide what they are willing to sacrifice for their art and each other.