Clara departs from the city on a family trip to the outskirts. She receives a message from Martina, her childhood friend with whom she was at the Cromañón Republic on the night of the tragedy, bringing the notion of motherhood to the forefront. Triggered by this present-day realization, through Whatsapp voice messages, homemade videos, and family lunches, a thorough reexamination of her own adolescence and that of her friends unfolds in a city ravaged by crisis and a tragedy that taught them that enjoying live music while being young wouldn't make them immortal.