In her accomplished performance, actress Erica Letailleur narrates Aisha’s life, from birth to the last sip of tea. She recounts the obstacles and complexes of a disappointing life, in a world that forces her to give up her dreams, becoming an invisible part of the crowd. Her story is addressed to every woman, in every country of the world, who falls prey to clichés and misfortunes, drowning in the rhythm of her own non-existence. For those women who lose themselves coldly after sipping a cup of tea on their balcony, which seems to separate them more than unite them with the world outside. In a language that is as poetic as it is entertaining, through this monologue, the narrator directly attacks clichés, making the words resonate beyond cultural circumstances