The Cyclone

A bus of flamenco dancers gets lost and their agritourism booking falls through. With no other accommodation available, they end up spending the night at the Quarini residence. Levante notices lead dancer Caterina and begins to fall for her.

Levante is drawn to Caterina, the charismatic lead dancer, despite her volatile relationship with boyfriend Alejandro. He finds himself imagining a life beyond his routine existence.

Selvaggia begins a secret dalliance with Penelope, one of the visiting dancers. Their liaison adds tension to the already crowded house and hints at Selvaggia's rebellious side.

The troupe's tour is canceled, forcing them to cut their Tuscany stay and head back to Spain. The unexpected visit unsettles the Quarini family and deepens Levante's fascination with Caterina.

During a farewell dinner in Florence, the mood grows awkward. Carlina, Levante's date, gets drunk and embarrasses herself and him, while Selvaggia's employer Isabella also stirs jealousy.

Back in the hotel, Caterina and Alejandro fight and break up. Levante seizes the moment to offer Caterina solace and a possible escape from the drama.

Levante takes Caterina on a late-night walk through Florence, and the pair acknowledge their mutual attraction with a kiss. The moment crystallizes the possibility of a future together despite the distance and complications.

In the morning, Caterina must depart Italy despite Levante's pleas. The separation underscores the distance between them and the uncertainty of their future.

During the interim, Levante's grandfather Gino dies, a personal blow that casts a shadow over the family and intensifies the sense of loss he carries forward.

One year later, Levante moves to Spain to be with Caterina, signaling a decisive break with his previous life. The move marks the start of a real attempt at a shared future.

In Spain, Caterina and Levante welcome a son named Gino, honoring the late grandfather who died earlier and cementing the family’s new chapter.