Orencio is a humble young man who helps his father in a humble business of a Castilian village. It has girlfriend, Angelita, and is very in love with her. But one day falls in hands of Vindemia, a young something lightweight helmets, who becomes pregnant and subsequently gave birth to five children. Then Vindemia marries with another man and goes to Switzerland. However, years after the superpotent of Orencio see how history repeats itself. And this time does not have very clearly if always lover Angelita will wait for it.
Francisco Lara Polop
Director
Fernando Esteso
Orencio
Mónica Randall
Mujer del Dr. Mejía
Conchita Goyanes
Angelita
Josele Román
Vindemia
Bárbara Rey
Nati
Eva León
Peregrina
Maria Fernanda
Artista de cabaret
Venancio Muro
Doro
Cris Huerta
Marido secuestrador
Erasmo Pascual
Padre de Angelita
Alfonso del Real
Padre de Orencio
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