Synopsis
In Vila Brasilândia, on the outskirts of São Paulo, 4 black girls struggle to make their dream of living off their music come true. The childhood friends, Preta, Barbarah, Mayah and Lena quit their jobs as backing vocals for a rap group to form their own group, Antonia. Discovered by manager Marcelo Diamante, they begin to sing rap, pop and soul music at bars and middle-class parties. But just when they seem on the verge of fulfilling their dream, their hopes are dashed by the daily events which accompany poverty, violence and male chauvinism. In a fit of jealousy, Preta splits up with Maya. Lena yields to her husband’s pressure, who doesn’t want her to sing rap. Barbarah, a Kung Fu fighter, is involved in the death of her brother’s friend. Separated by a bitter destiny, the 4 girls will have to fight to reassemble the pieces of their group and salvage the happiness of singing together.