Tsitsimpou has grown old—the legendary rebetissa, the voice that filled venues and broke glasses and hearts—and she wonders if anyone remembers her. And so, armed with a little tape recorder, she begins to tell her story, to ward off oblivion. She recalls the horror of the Occupation, the orphanhood, the stray kindness, the day her rare voice was revealed like a miracle, the unexpected hit by Tsitsanis that opened the door to fame. And then... Loves that faded like the stage lights at dawn, friends lost in the mist of time. But Tsitsimpou doesn't give up: tenderness lurks everywhere. Dreams don't age.
A modern myth about a mythical singer, a voice born from pain and longing, a voice of life and death, and her magical journey through the history of Greek song.