Quilapayún were part of Chile’s powerful musical movement of the 60s. Thousands of revolutionaries sang their songs, convinced that change was inevitable and imperative in Latin America. Salvador Allende sent them to Europe to convey the good news; they were performing on September 11th, 1973, when they found out that they would not be returning home. Decades of exile, tragedies and the great crash of their dream were not enough to end their songs.