High in the Andes, Clara learns the traditional art of midwifery from her adoptive mother. With her clear voice and traditional songs, she accompanies women in labor and becomes part of crucial moments in village life. Yet secretly, she turns up the volume on the radio: dance music from afar fuels her desires for a different life and stages she has never seen. When doctors from the city want to introduce new methods, Clara finds herself torn between duties and desires. She struggles with a decision that affects her connection to family, language, and landscape, as well as her own voice.
