Until now, only politicians and the media have told us about the Catalan 'procés', whether they are Catalans or those from the rest of Spain, but how is it being lived on the street? A group of seven Andalusian women visits Catalonia welcomed in their homes by as many other Catalan women. Later, the Catalans return the visit to Seville. The political positions of the women who coexist during these weeks are antagonistic: while some oppose the division of Spain, others are pro-independence or, at the very least, defenders of a self-determination referendum. Will they end up understanding each other or will they reproduce the tension that exists in the political sphere?