This is the story of my mother, Consuelo (70), a retired woman who went viral on social media after attending a massive illegal rave in her small village, La Peza, in Granada. Inspired by her example, other local women decided to join the adventure, defending the party against the alarmist rhetoric of the media. Their participation in the rave symbolises a small revolution that challenges the expectations imposed on older women in a rural society. Through the voice of my mother, the rave collective and the women of the village, a choral reflection on freedom, identity and the silent but relentless passing of the years is proposed. Will the ravers return to the village that welcomed them so warmly? Consuelo is clear: they do not intend to sit on the sofa watching life pass them by.
