The Valdez family gathers for the traditional festivities of “Tayta Shanti”. Angela arrives from the capital with her daughter Angie, who denies her provincial roots. In the midst of the uproar over the party, Angie and her cousin Marcelo will have to confront their identity, since she does not assume herself to be a racist and he represses his sexuality.
Enrique, a teenage boxer who lives with his grandmother in Huancayo, is chosen to represent his city in a national championship. Between training and travel plans, Enrique will become aware that the fight for his dreams is not only inside the boxing ring.
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.
Enrique is a 16-year-old boxing fighter who lives with his grandmother. When his estranged father decides to move to another city, he will take away the little support pension provided. In this process, Enrique will become aware of the harsh reality that he has to live but he will continue to fight for his dreams.
