Isabel Ramírez, an immigrant woman from Paraguay who has lived for more than forty years in Chaco, Argentina, is preparing the traditional recipe of so'o opa for her family, while telling the story that was passed down from generation to generation. The elaboration process leads her to connect with her roots, to remember the times lived in her beloved Paraguay and above all the importance of the good values ​​and customs of her native culture, such as sharing the table with the family, gratitude and faith in God.