In a small office in the southeast of Quito, Rosa Tello, a seasoned medium, reflects on her lifelong ability to sense and connect with 'other energies.' From a young age, she has felt these presences, developing a way to channel them as she grew more familiar with her gift over the past 25 years. Through her practice, Tello has helped countless individuals find solace in their spiritual journeys, aiding them in coping with loss and rediscovering their faith.

Despite her profound experiences, Tello operates in a city where skepticism about spirituality and the supernatural remains prevalent. Within the context of Quito, a place rich in culture yet hesitant to fully embrace alternative beliefs, Tello navigates the complex relationship people have with the idea of mediums and spiritual guidance. Her story highlights the juxtaposition between open-mindedness and doubt in the pursuit of connection with the divine, illustrating how mediums serve as bridges between the physical and spiritual worlds.

Tello's unique attire, including her distinctive black and yellow turban, signifies her role and the respect she commands within the community. As she starts to engage with clients, the atmosphere transforms; she becomes a vessel for spiritual messages, embodying the notion that she is an antenna receiving various signals from beyond. Through her work, Tello remains committed to helping others find clarity and peace, even as she faces the constant challenge of skepticism in her city.