Me Rompiste el Corazón

The story centers on Roberto Parra Sandoval, a creator of the cueca chora. He navigates life as a guide boy and stowaway on freight trains, experiencing the vibrant yet challenging atmosphere of Valparaíso and Santiago.

His encounters in the brothels and bars of these cities bring the music of working-class neighborhoods to the forefront. The film highlights his transformative relationship with Negra Ester, a complex woman who ignites a passionate love that shapes his existence. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of cueca brava, capturing the heart and struggles of life in marginal yet vivid Chile.