Copacabana

The film documents the Bolivian community in Argentina as they commemorate their patron saint through a festival held over two weekends in October. This event takes place in the Charrúa quarter of Buenos Aires, drawing music and dance groups from across the country.

More than just a religious observance, the festival serves as a vital gathering for Bolivian immigrants. It emphasizes the importance of cultural traditions and provides a platform for the expression of shared heritage. Through this event, the film illustrates how folklore and community memory intertwine to foster a sense of belonging among participants.