In a revolutionary Mexico, the story centers on a charismatic bandit known for his bravery and his ability to survive any confrontation with authorities and enemies. Tepepa, a rebel leader who has earned the admiration and respect of the people, becomes the target of a ruthless and corrupt group of federal soldiers who will stop at nothing to crush the resistance and maintain control of the territory.
When a Spanish doctor, drawn by the idea of revolution and a longing for justice, crosses his path, the two characters embark on a complicated relationship of respect and camaraderie, marked by distrust. As the federal soldiers relentlessly pursue Tepepa and his group, a series of action-packed and suspenseful confrontations unfold, testing not only the bandit's combat skills but also his loyalty to the people he has come to love.
The struggle for freedom goes beyond the physical; it becomes a moral conflict that challenges notions of bravery, betrayal, and sacrifice. In this hostile context, the film tackles themes of redemption and the fight against an oppressive system. The climax approaches as Tepepa must confront his own destiny in an atmosphere of betrayal and friendship, leaving the audience with an exhilarating conclusion full of unexpected twists.