As part of an initiation adventure or simply by running away from the economic crisis in the first years of this century, Marco, a young Argentinean, arrives in Ibiza during the summer in order to work. Even though he has no experience as a sailor, he gets a job on Alba, a ship owned by a wealthy Spanish couple who usually spend their summer in the island. The obvious advantages of the job –good salary, accommodation and the summer walks around the Islands– are soon reduced by a series of events that recall unsolved past stories. 
In Young Borja’s spirit, Fernando Callero renders a story with several definitions: Bildungsroman, adventure novel, sailor novel, among others, but beyond any label, it is a spontaneous, personal approach to the pleasure of telling stories.