The stories, music and rituals of Tinku culture in the north of Potosí in Bolivia, are the perfect excuse for director Nina Wara Carrasco to return to the idyllic place of her childhood, where she faces the uneasiness of the passage of time and uprooting. In the Whisper of the Wind explores rituals where music is a balm and a link with the mystic.
Olga is Patricia's mother and Alejandro's grandmother. Her grandson invites her to fulfill a dream that she has postponed all her life: to be a radio announcer. However, the background of this attempt is that the relationship between Olga and Patricia improves on a day-to-day basis.
