Popular thanks to her successful pop ballads, the young singer-songwriter Nicole Pillman decides to record a new album, this time composed only of Peruvian rhythms. Something unusual in a country accustomed to the little impact of its music, especially in youth, despite the enormous diversity of styles and rhythms. Peruvian music has great and respected representatives, but all away from new generations who are virtually unaware of their own musical legacy. Thus, the film accompanies Nicole in the creation of her fourth album, but also in her research to know why there is no diffusion and Peruvian music is still relegated to Peruvian spaces in which she only listens to hits from 40 years ago.