The scene is part of a play set in the near post-pandemic future. It tells the story of two women, a Mapuche and an Afro-Argentine. They are around sixty years of age and work as technicians installing COVID 19 virus sensors at traffic lights - a technology developed by Argentine scientists to measure high concentrations of the virus.

The women must have their cars to get the job, but they both move around on horseback since they don't. Their work takes place at dawn in Pergamino, a city in the province of Buenos Aires located on what was the “border” with the Mapuche nations in the 19th century.

Due to the pandemic, the play was rehearsed remotely. After two months of rehearsal, the actresses recorded their scenes in Bariloche and Buenos Aires studios.