Eduardo Orcada Villalva

Antonio, a young punk musician from Huancayo, in the Peruvian Andes, is forced to reunite with his estranged father Pedro, a traditional folk saxophonist. As tensions rise and old wounds resurface, the two must navigate their differences in hopes of discovering a second chance for their family.

Blas Arará, an afro-peruvian slave from a plantation, will try to teach an Andean boy how to dance Morenada. Given the fact that the dance is an affront to the landowners, his Creole boss decides to teach Blas a lesson.