Vejer de la Frontera is undoubtedly a charming town perched atop a 200-meter hill along the banks of the Barbate River. Its entirely whitewashed houses seem to hang from the mountainside, with the sea as a stunning backdrop, creating a truly postcard-perfect view. Recognized as one of The Most Beautiful Villages in Spain, Vejer invites visitors to wander through its steep, narrow streets—a must for anyone seeking to experience its captivating beauty and unique Andalusian charm.

In the fourth episode of ‘The Girls at the Back’, the streets of Vejer take center stage, becoming a key element of the narrative. This chapter focuses on unresolved issues, as the characters confront their past and shared conflicts. It is within these picturesque streets that Carmen Machi’s character makes her appearance.