Kelma Gallas

On an odyssey along the dusty roads of the Brazilian states of Piauí and Maranhão, the forró band Babaçu Love, managed by Tetéu (Lailtinho), faces the challenges of performing on makeshift stages in small towns across Northeastern Brazil. With the slogan, "The passion that burns in your heart," the story follows Diloura (Amanda Odillon), her mother Paraibana (Gisele Vasconcelos), and the kind-hearted Araújo (Alisson Emanoel). Diloura is seduced by the promises of her unscrupulous boyfriend, Ransquelson Ruschel (Whindersson Nunes), who convinces her to leave Babaçu Love and join the band Quiabo com Maxixe, managed by the swindler Capa Rato (Mano Silva). Meanwhile, Paraibana leads the struggle of the babaçu coconut breakers for fair labor rights, equality, and environmental preservation.

A trip to the coast of Piauí brings together four young people who seek to resolve their inner conflicts as they embark on a journey of self-discovery. Benício sets out to find his unknown father, Arthur, a visually impaired person who wishes to see the sea, Laís, who sets out in search of a passion, and Verônica, who dreams of participating in a music festival. Together, the group faces several unforeseen situations.