Lola was a well-established hairdresser in Mar del Plata, Argentina, who enjoyed her work and the community she built. However, repeated burglaries at her shop led her to a breaking point, prompting her to close her business and start providing services at clients' homes. This change was further complicated when her husband, concerned about safety, suggested they emigrate to Spain, a proposal that Lola resisted due to her love for her hometown and the deep roots she had there.

Despite understanding her family's concerns, Lola faced a severe emotional crisis, marked by panic attacks that kept her confined to her home for three months. The eventual persuasive efforts of her loved ones led her to reconsider moving to Spain. The family chose Valencia as their new home, a city popular among Argentine emigrants. After settling in a small village near Valencia, her husband quickly found work while Lola resumed her hairdressing career, adapting her services to the new environment.

This narrative highlights the challenges faced by many immigrants dealing with the emotional toll of leaving their home country. As Lola navigates her new life, we see the blending of her past in Argentina with her present in Spain, showcasing the resilience and adaptability of individuals coping with such significant life changes, along with the ongoing impacts of safety and security on familial decisions.