Salvo mi corazón, todo está bien

The priest Luis Córdoba is waiting for a heart transplant. He is a kind priest, tall, fat, but his very size makes it difficult to find a donor. As the doctors advise him to rest and his residence has many stairs, he receives lodging in a house where two women live, one of them recently separated, and three children. Córdoba, who is good and cultured -a film critic and an expert in opera- enjoys sharing what he knows with women without husbands and children without fathers. He is soon drawn into and fascinated by family life and, unintentionally, he begins to play the role of paterfamilias and rethink his life choices.