El hombre del cartel

Ramón, tired of his work as a worker in the PVC factory, climbs a Coca-Cola sign on the side of the road and decides that he will stay and live there. They have commissioned him to take care of the cartel, not to steal the lights, and his boss does not mind that he stays for twenty-four hours, seven days a week, in his new job. In that ramshackle nest, he finally feels at home. He goes up to visit his nephew, Miguel, who learns to observe the world from above, while the villagers whisper that Ramón has finished going crazy: men and women are not birds.