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El Gringo and Rafa are two friends who are going through adolescence. On hot summer afternoons they spend most of their time together enjoying the river and the countryside. However, in one of their outings -and in the middle of innocent games- an unexpected event occurs that could mark their lives forever.
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El Gringo and Rafa are two friends who are going through adolescence. On hot summer afternoons they spend most of their time together enjoying the river and the countryside. However, in one of their outings -and in the middle of innocent games- an unexpected event occurs that could mark their lives forever.
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