Abraham Bojórquez – Ukamau Y Ké – developed what is known as hip hop in the Aymara language. His rebellious lyrics shook Latin American society at the beginning of the 21st century. He died violently at the height of his musical career on the very day he finished recording his second album. Years later, his friend, the Ecuadorian rapper and director Andrés Ramírez, returns to Bolivia to uncover the reasons for his death and to search for him through the cyclical Andean timeline. In this surreal journey, Ukamau y Ké is brought back to life through archives, testimonies, and dreamlike visions.