Bienvenido, Mr. Marshall

The little village of Villar del Río is awaiting the song performance of Carmen Vargas, 'The Great Andalusian Star'. The quiet village is governed by a deaf, naughty and good-natured Mayor, who is only seeking the way to give life to the place. By the same time good news comes to the village: the arrival of North American high personalities that will give economic aid to the nation city by city, village by village. The Mayor doesn't know what to do to welcome them. Carmen Vargas's agent throws surprising initiatives, moving all the village people just to prepare a better reception for the foreigners. His idea is to disguise all the farmers as Andalusians and add colour to every street with typical decorations. All of them start to work, as well as dream and think about what they are going to request the Americans, who will come with lots of dollars.