El alma de las flores

In 1936 María Álvarez broke into the lives of the Díaz Montero, heirs to a ham emporium and politically confronted. The relationship between them will never recover, neither will the garden of Encarnación, her mother, in which the plants languish without explanation: the roses of Provence are weakened, the narcissus fades... What Encarnación does not imagine is that her withered garden heralds the tragedy that will devastate his family and an entire country. Years later, Rafael Becerra, an Argentine in existential crisis, decides to settle in Madrid. Gone will be his profession, the woman he once loved and his son. He will have to face the challenge of emigrating to the land of his grandmother María, who never spoke of her life in Spain. Both will share the fight to survive and the healing irruption of love. Viviana Rivero once again proves that she is a true master at creating exciting plots and characters so close that they become unforgettable.