
Julio leaves prison after serving time for a fraud he didn't commit. He seeks to win back the love of the woman from whom he was separated. Reintegrating into daily life proves difficult, but two friends who know his singing talent get him an audition on the radio. He is hired and begins a successful musical career. Very soon, Julio Campos becomes a famous singer who tours Peru accompanied by his friends and protectors. The police finally capture all the criminals who acted to harm Julio. This is enough to clear his name and reestablish his former romantic relationship. The couple's final reunion takes place during a musical tribute presented by Radio Lima.
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