A woman wearily descends into the crater of a dead volcano under the midday sun. After resting, lying in the shade, she falls asleep. Her dream leads her to fight a repressed memory that is also the denunciation and silence of many victims.
Through a journey where dream and waking dissolve, a woman victim of childhood sexual abuse shares her testimony, making us part of her process as an act of courage, hope and resistance.
In a choral voice, Yo Sueño points out an issue that society prefers to ignore because it is uncomfortable to recognize ourselves as victims of a stolen childhood; it is urgent to make visible and raise awareness as a first step to the abolition of violence against children.