This film, directed by Claudia Arribas, Violeta Octavio, and Carlos Juan, chronicles the stories of Pablo Hasél, Valtonyc, and Elgio—rappers who faced legal consequences for advocating freedom of expression. At 90 minutes long, this documentary explores the personal and artistic aspects that led these creators to become political victims of repression, shedding light on the repercussions of their activism in their lives. Through a nuanced examination of their challenges, including exile and imprisonment, the film highlights the critical importance of defending artistic freedom in today's society. A post-screening discussion led by the BRUNA audiovisual cooperative team aims to deepen the conversation about these pressing issues, engaging the audience in reflective dialogue about censorship, creativity, and the ongoing struggle for rights.