The musician Mafifa was famous for her mastery of the campana, or cowbell, a rhythm instrument in the Cuban conga traditionally played by men. In this film, the film-maker Daniella Barroso Munoz traces the threads back to Mafifa to discover who this legendary woman really was.

This screening is part of the film series THE VOICE YOU CAN’T HEAR, a collaboration between the National Museum and Transcultural Arts Production (TrAP), in connection with Queer Culture Year.