Within the mesmerizing pages of Borja González's captivating visual narrative, two parallel tales intertwine, weaving a story of youthful aspirations and passions. In the year 1856, Teresa, a young member of the aristocracy, finds herself more drawn to crafting innovative horror poetry than conforming to societal expectations of a suitable marriage. Fast forward to 2016, where three teenage girls named Gloria, Laura, and Cristina share a fervent desire to launch a punk band they've named "the Black Holes." They possess all the essential ingredients: attitude, aesthetics, and an uncanny sense of intuition, yet conspicuously lack any discernible musical talent. As their fledgling rehearsals commence, peculiar occurrences unfurl. In a peculiar convergence of their world and Teresa's, they become haunted by the reverberations of events that transpired 160 years in the past.