The story of a small Bolivian community of Uru-Muratos, Punaca Tintamaria. Punaca Tintamaria is one of the oldest, poorest, and most overlooked villages in Latin America. Founded circa 2000 B.C., it is currently on the brink of extinction. Narrated by the community's ex-leader, Daniel Moricio Choque, the film recounts the history of their community, customs, and current problems: their continuous poverty, lack of land and representation, the contamination of Lake Poopo;, and the impact of global warming.