From the mythical town of Curuzú Cuatiá, in the rural heart of Northeast Argentina, emerge the outlandish Síquicos Litoraleños, pioneers of psychedelic chamamé. From the confinement of the periphery they have achieved a sound of unusual authenticity and are revered by fans around the planet, who hail them as “The Pink Floyd of the Poor”. “Encandilan luces, psychotropic trip with the Síquicos Litoraleños” plunges into their first tour of their native Corrientes, portraying the avant-garde music scene that they started, and from which they decide to stay outside, thus raising a cultural debate full of chamamé, UFOs and cucumelos.