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Two musicians from different generations meet at an audition for a competitive music lab in the city of Fortaleza. Tuca is 50 years old and feels frustrated with his career. Kaio, 18, is an aspiring artist who dreams of becoming successful with his own compositions. In an attempt to win this important position, the two place their hopes and dreams on the possibility of being accepted.
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Two musicians from different generations meet at an audition for a competitive music lab in the city of Fortaleza. Tuca is 50 years old and feels frustrated with his career. Kaio, 18, is an aspiring artist who dreams of becoming successful with his own compositions. In an attempt to win this important position, the two place their hopes and dreams on the possibility of being accepted.
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