Qué te importa que te ame

Providence made Spain, a charismatic lady from the Madrid jet set, and Lulú, a young Mexican, meet crying alone one afternoon at the Retiro. Spain suffered by wasting her energy and her love in pleasing a husband who did not reciprocate her at all; Lulu struggled to start a new life after the traumatic and premature death of her mother. Diametrically opposed in everything, they will soon realize how much they complement each other, and they will decide to face together the many obstacles that fate has in store for them. The truth is that they will not be alone, Venezia, Lulú's mother, of extraordinary beauty and bad luck, will be with them every step of the way, accompanying them, supporting them and laughing at them, even though they cannot see her; even if they never know it; her even though she is a ghost.