Selfishness, individualism, lack of communication, and spiritual decline of society are in the land of "El Andén": space where people wait for their train. Susan ends sitting next to Mario, a worker waiting for the train opposite of her. Two social classes, two changes of perception, two people sharing the same space: "El Andén".

On any given day, two children will play in the park next to their house. In their play, the imagination and innocence of the two children will change the meaning of family love.

A girl wakes up suddenly with a child next to her locked in the same condition, both victims of a kidnapping.