How does it feel to sit in prison at eighteen? In solitary confinement? When, at the same time, his peers play football, computer games, go dancing, and for the first time fall in love?
Ramon is a young, impulsive, and often aggressive man who is constantly in conflict with people around him and justice, too. He has no education, no money, no job, and no home. He possesses nothing except extraordinary musical talent and an exceptional voice.
Joye O'Reilly, a psychiatrist, keeps her helping hand over him.
As he visits Joye, he finds her injured and unconscious, lying on the floor. He organizes help, and with the paramedic comes the police, too. They arrest him immediately. His criminal past speaks against him.
What happens to Joye? Will she die or wake up from the coma? Will the police find the real culprit? Will Ramon live innocently behind bars? Or will he sing on the open-air stage and earn applause and money?
