Y llegaron de noche

Paul Kohner and his interpreter, Cecilia Ramírez, have little time to find the cast for the Spanish version of 'Dracula', in particular Carlos Villarías, a renowned and difficult actor.

It's the first day of filming. Carlos and Kohner compete to impress Lupita's grandmother. Pablo wants to win Carmen's heart and Alfredo only pays attention to football. The team will come together to get what they need to film the best version.

Jealous of Lugosi, Carlos begins to demand better treatment from the production, causing Kohner to ask Cecilia to rewrite an important scene. José writes a new note for his counterpart and Amelia is not at all happy with the fate of her character.

Amelia follows the babalawo's instructions to curse the production, while Carlos locks himself in his dressing room and refuses to perform after seeing something he didn't expect, delaying the entire production.

Carlos must teach Alfredo to be a better actor, while Kohner and Lupita have a unique date. Carmen will do anything to keep her character from dying, and José receives an invitation that makes him question everything.

A seance is held to counteract the curse that has fallen on the production, while José accepts Herbert's invitation. Kohner tries to get Lupita to forgive him.

Cecilia must resolve what remains of the filming like a true director. Carlos shows the world his true feelings. Both films are released and Kohner has one last chance to win Lupita back.