A day like any other Robert's earthly existence comes abruptly to an end. In his way to eternal life he discovers that there is no promised paradise but a cold and impersonal bureaucratic organism: his arrival comes during a system's failure and is forcefully assigned to share his new existence with "Coquito" -a misfit who attends against his eager for tranquility-, in the midst of the corseted mechanisms of the heavenly bureaucracy.
Pablo wants to go to Brazil to see his father. His mother repeatedly promises that they will go soon, but she never keeps her promise. Pablo, tired of so many lies, sneaks into the car of Ringo, a new storytelling friend, and they go on a trip.
