"Theresa Goodbye"

In the fall of 1845, The Mysterious Ancient City of Granada received a wandering caravan. The Roma gathered around the glamorous lady Theresa, danced and created a wave of revelry in the large Spanish Square. But behind the lively music and bright colors, quiet undercurrents moved. Theresa's arrival heralded turmoil and unease, sins and vendettas and changed the life path of some.

When Night Falls and The Bells of Granada ring, the apparent peace, masked by the sunlight, is completely snatched away. Young Theresa was found dead in her tent, her chest bleeding profusely, the blood oozing from the hem of her bright red flamenco dress, her face frozen with a final, enigmatic smile.

On the banks of the Rio Genil, chaos ensued when the enraged Roma stopped four outsiders trying to escape from the camp. Theresa's family told them that the killer was among these four outsiders and that one of them should be executed as penance for Theresa's death.

Day after day, the Old City of Granada stages its tragicomedies, where the incessant flow of the Rio Genil ensures that the drama never stops. On this eternal stage of the world, what fate will they play next time...