A rap-fuelled, gritty and vibrant city symphony of Luanda, Angola, blending documentary and manifesto as it follows X and his siblings toward the dream of the big stage. Resilience, pride and collective voice. It’s ironic. / They call us black market. / Us, 70% of the work force. / The enslaved maid who cleans their houses. / The present eloquent body that raises their children. / The gliding driver that drives their cars. / An animal’s catharsis at each kuduro dance move, / and the pain lays forgotten, in the party’s subwoofer.