One morning, in front of the gate of Esteban Colima, little José Han, a child suffering from narcolepsy and looking for a home, appears. The delicate Joseph Han is the son of Chloe, Stephen's dead ex-girlfriend, and his arrival detonates the cracking of Stephen's life, placid and uns aspirated. Just in his thirties, the young dilettante has renounced his artistic ideals and works in a peculiar public bath for women.

These characters are joined by Lucia, Stephen's wife, a suffocated academic; Gregorio Colima, a retired teacher who desperately searches for his wife, despite knowing exactly where he is; Steevo, a tired, heartbroken individual who begins to lose stature; Laura, a sophisticated scholar of cultural bureaucracy; Traven, a sordid artist who has achieved fame.

All the questions involved in this story are summarized in one: what are the souls of the majority made of? And throughout a surprising plot, where everyday life is constantly approaching dreaming and nightmare, you will only find new unknowns: are we made of lost youth, of intellectual ambition, of a proper professional career,,from the desire for fame?, of the simple and flat lack of talent? It offers a portrait of the intellectual middle class, paralyzed by the massive acceptance of postmodernity budgets and in which ambiguous and problematic relationships are established with power, family and the idea of happiness.