A female puppet appears locked in a room, prostrate on the floor and immobile. After several experiences, ropes are attached to her body and her movements begin to be more and more fluid. Each of the strings is associated with a scene related to an aspect of women's social problems, such as the body, equality or gender.

A child's tear tells us that if we look carefully and closely, its appearance changes each time it flows from the child's eyes, depending on the reason for crying. The tear changes its appearance, shape or colour if the child cries with sadness, anger, joy, physical discomfort or when something gets in his eye. The child appreciates his tears on all occasions and the tear, an old woman is delighted with each of the ways in which the child's emotions dress her.

Plazer bat tries to highlight those simple pleasures that are peculiar to each person, but which to a large extent coincide. Situations and acts that go unnoticed, those that one does not put on the list when telling another person what they have done to their advantage that day. Things that are exhausted in themselves and that do not lead to great arguments when one reflects on them, on why they are pleasurable, but which nevertheless seem to hide some wisdom.