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El bandido egocéntrico Salvatore Giuliano lucha contra la Iglesia, la mafia y la nobleza terrateniente mientras lidera un movimiento populista por la independencia de Sicilia.

A portrayal of Joaquín Díaz, one of the most important figures in the musical and cultural terrain, although his broad work is often unknown in its full extent. Commonly referred to as "the Spanish Pete Seeger", the film rediscovers this precursor of the folk movement in Spain who in the 1960s also sang in Basque, Catalan, Galician or Asturian. When he was at the top, he chose to retire from public life and moved to a small medieval village where he continues to work tirelessly in order to recover folklore and memory that, without his effort, would have disappeared. Relevant musicians such as Kepa Junkera, Marina Rossell, Paco Ibáñez, Amancio Prada or Martirio speak about his legacy and influence in recovering the musical past.

A journey through the life and work of Joaquín Díaz; the musician, folklorist and ethnographer who turned his back on fame and left the stage to became one of the most important figures in Spanish culture. Musicians, writers and experts talk about this unique character. Joaquín Díaz himself recounts his life and vocation dedicated to the recovery and preservation of the past, an incomparable legacy that will remain alive for future generations. The documentary shows archival footage of some of Joaquín Díaz's innumerables appearances on TVE (Spanish TV) as well as some of the many artists he helped along the way: Nuestro Pequeño Mundo, Cecilia, Jubal, Nuevo Mester de Juglaría, etc.