At first sight, Mica appears to be an ordinary boy. However, appearances can be misleading… For instance, Mica’s home has been transformed into a museum dedicated to Guillermo Garibai, the iconic Mexican singer. Mica spends much of his time there, leading tours for Garibai’s aging admirers. Yet, what’s even more unusual is that Mica has a peculiar odor—he smells like fish. Despite consultations with numerous doctors, his long-time therapist, and even his parents, no one can explain it. Mica struggles to make friends, and girls avoid him. His existence seems meaningless, monotonous, and hopeless. That is, until Laura enters his life.