Patricia Ariza

Irene, a young singer who works at the fruit market, and Joaquín, a poor and hungry mechanic new in town, fell in love and struggle against violence in cold Bogotá.

A trip unearths memories that were tangled in a silenced past. This discovery leads Paloma to return to Colombia and begin a quest to understand why she grew up outside her country and far from her father, Alberto Rojas Puyo, one of the leaders of the first Peace Commission in Colombia, who defied threats and assassination attempts.