A small farming community in Colombia peacefully resists, defending their right to cultivate and live on the land of their ancestors. An industrial farming association tries to drive them out using constant threats and attacks to enforce the mono culture of oil palm. Forcefully displaced from their land on multiple occasions, the community of Las Pavas decides to return, to rebuild their settlements, and restart the cultivation of their own food. Their main instrument of resistance is music; powerful songs that narrate their experiences and become the soundtrack of a tragic story, but full of hope with an ending yet uncertain.