Living Is What Matters

The film follows Candelario, a drifter who seeks refuge at the hacienda of Don Lazaro. Initially welcomed with the offer of a labor position, Candelario earns the trust of his employer. However, the dynamics shift dramatically when Don Lazaro discovers Candelario's affair with his wife. This tension drives the narrative, intertwining personal and social conflicts within the small-town setting.

With a cast including María Rojo and Gonzalo Vega, the film captures the nuances of love and betrayal against a backdrop of societal challenges. The performance of the actors provides depth to the characters, enriching the viewing experience. Collectors of drama and romance from the late 1980s may find this film noteworthy for its exploration of intense emotional themes and character development.