Las pelirrojas nunca se marchitan

Luca is a gypsy with money, with a lot of money, and he suspects that this is the real reason why Róber, a clown who looks at himself in all the mirrors so as not to forget how handsome he is, wants to marry his young daughter. Something doesn't smell right in this whole story. No one plays with his daughter; and with her money, neither. For this reason, he hires Bellón, a go-getter who specializes in problems: solving them and creating them. Bellón will uncover the multiple lives of Róber and will have to make a decision: pay attention to the serene voice of his brain or to the screaming of his heart. But guys like him don't usually listen to what their heads tell them. That's why he continues to live in a pension and that's why he has his resume written on his knuckles. And Bellón decides to listen to his heart, even though he is an expert in giving bad advice, like a drunk friend. The whole plot will be complicated by the disappearance of the payo, and Bellón will have to find out against the clock what has happened to Róber.