In Torremolinos, South Spain, in late 1970s, a creative explosion blends the foreign influences and trends that Spanish dictatorship had allowed in this place, a tiny fishermen village soon turned into melting pot of avant-garde Bohemians and tourists. The local atmosphere that result from this gave birth to many artists and, in the early 1980s, a band that would arrive in the "movida madrileña" and since then has made Spanish public dance with its blend of rock and pop: Danza Invisible. This feature documentary is a tribute to a group of musicians and the place that gave birth to them: the Costa del Sol. Both the band and the place keep on bringing art, magic and modernity to all Spain.—Jose Antonio Hergueta