Una vida menos en Canarias

Luis Lacasa, a prestigious homicide detective in Madrid, is forced to accept a transfer to the Canary Islands and adapt to everything he detests: the heat, the sand, and the tourists, but most of all, Naira, a charismatic inspector who loves her homeland. Despite their differences and rivalries, they form a good team and, at the same time, a complicity that will challenge his firm convictions.

Luis suffers from achromatopsia, a visual condition that prevents him from seeing things in color; he sees everything in shades of gray. This dysfunction has contributed to his introversion. Despite this, when he reunites with his daughter, Jimena, with whom he has had no relationship since his wife passed away, he will do whatever it takes to make up for lost time.