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Miluska works performing musical shows for a tourist hotel in southern Peru, where she meets Don Mauro, a respectable gentleman who admires her. Carlos Reyes, Don Mauro's former business partner, offers Miluska a job performing at his hotel in another province. She accepts, unaware that she is about to fall into a trap from which she will find it difficult to escape.
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Miluska works performing musical shows for a tourist hotel in southern Peru, where she meets Don Mauro, a respectable gentleman who admires her. Carlos Reyes, Don Mauro's former business partner, offers Miluska a job performing at his hotel in another province. She accepts, unaware that she is about to fall into a trap from which she will find it difficult to escape.
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