Bahia Blanca

In the quaint fishing village of Bahia Blanca, the tranquility of the shore is shattered by the discovery of a lifeless body. Pocho Martin, a local resident and familiar face, lies dead on the beach, sending shockwaves through the community. The news of the tragedy reaches the forensic expert Ramiro, who conducts a thorough examination of the victim's remains. His preliminary findings conclusively point to Pocho's death as a deliberate act of murder, prompting the Commissioner Carlos to step in and assume control of the case. However, amidst the commotion and concern for the victim's loved ones, life in the village appears to be proceeding as usual. Young Silvia, Pocho's friend and confidante, is more preoccupied with her impending wedding to Andy than the news of his friend's untimely demise. Her lack of interest in the investigation only serves to highlight the complexities of her own life, where romance and family obligations are taking center stage. Meanwhile, a crackpot figure named Oscar approaches the Commissioner with a cryptic warning. He speaks of the sirens of Deer Island, a fabled group of seductive women rumored to lure sailors to their doom. Oscar's words paint the island as a hotbed of vice and destruction, a place where danger lurks around every corner. While Carlos seems skeptical of the legend, he acknowledges that the village has indeed experienced several mysterious disappearances in the past. This leads him to suspect that there might be some truth to Oscar's claim. Determined to get to the bottom of the mystery, Carlos and Ramiro decide to pay a visit to Deer Island. Their arrival at the island is met with the sight of a bustling tavern, situated mere yards from the beach. The sisters Lila and Mary are the owners and operators of this establishment, which appears to serve as a hub for both legitimate and illicit activities. Carlos and Lila are acquaintances from the past, and the reunion between them is warm and convivial. However, despite their familiarity with each other, the conversation remains lighthearted and superficial. The murder of Pocho remains unsolved, and neither Lila nor Carlos seems willing to confront the harsh realities underlying the case. Instead, the atmosphere at the tavern is one of good cheer and camaraderie, with laughter and music filling the air. As the evening wears on, the atmosphere becomes increasingly convivial. However, beneath the surface, it becomes clear that there are secrets and tensions simmering. The presence of Andy, Silvia's fiancé, adds a new layer of complexity to the situation. His relationship with Silvia is marked by a sense of distance and detachment, and the suspicion begins to grow that he may be hiding something. The investigation into Pocho's death appears to have stalled, with Carlos and Ramiro unable to get to the bottom of the mystery. As they prepare to leave the island, they are left with more questions than answers. Who could be responsible for Pocho's murder? Is there any truth to the legend of the sirens of Deer Island, or is it simply a myth meant to terrorize the sailors? The case of Pocho's death remains a puzzle, waiting to be solved.