Lucumi, l'enfant rumbeiro de Cuba

The film tells the story of Lucumi, a ten-year-old living in Havana's black district. Surrounded by the sounds of drums, he aspires to become a rumbero, improvising music with his friends using everyday objects like cans and pots. The narrative unfolds during a special day when Havana's musicians gather to honor the memory of Chano Pozo, a significant figure in Cuban music.

As Lucumi interacts with these musicians, he sings, dances, and shares his life experiences. His journey reflects the struggles faced by many children in similar environments, while also celebrating the rich musical heritage of Cuba. This film provides a unique perspective on the importance of music and community in shaping identity and resilience.