In San Sebastian, everyone knew the family of the famous matadors Romirez. The glorious family fell into decline, in recent years, misfortunes struck one after another, first, son Frederic died in a bullfight, his daughter-in-law was pregnant, but gave birth not to the long-awaited grandson, but to a granddaughter - Carmelita . Then the fire destroyed the orange orchard and vineyards, only the plane tree remained, tall and strong, as if Signor Juan himself. Juan Miguel de Romirez already wanted to betray to his granddaughter the work of his whole life and the lives of many generations of his ancestors, but the girl was very sick and did not want to pick up a sword. She was slender, very flexible and her daughter-in-law sent her to a dance school, the old matador had to come to terms with his trust in his great-grandchildren. Of course, while living in Andalusia, Carmelita learned to dance flamenco: passionate, like a bullfight, and hot, like the Andalusian sun , tart like sherry and delicate like olive oil. Thus begins the mysterious story that happened in Andalusia, the most Spanish province, the soul of which gave birth to flamenco and bullfighting.