A Song for My Land

Ramiro Lezcano, a rural music teacher in Argentina, discovers that airplanes are spraying agrochemicals near local schools, placing his students’ health at risk. Ramiro and the children begin writing songs to expose the problem, but their effort meets fierce resistance within the community. Determined to be heard, he organizes a massive concert in the countryside – an “environmental Woodstock” that transforms music into a powerful act of protest and collective action.