Synopsis
After six years of absence, Eduarda returns to the village to visit her grandmother. The happiness and complicity between the two is notorious and pushes the grandmother to recover one of the legends that she used to tell her when she was a little child and that she loved to hear. Despite of being a popular legend, the grandmother believes that it really happened. Realizing that her grandmother's memory was deteriorating, the granddaughter decides to intervene, in order to streghten the ties between them, which could be on the verge of being lost. In this way, the legend acquires the strength of a ceremony honoring the grandmother's truth that the other villagers disdain, but that the granddaughter wants to preserve as a symbol of a past that cannot disappear. She believed in the legend, and because she believed, the legend happened.