Vox Humana: The Human Voice

Braga, 1762. Tomás de Almada inherits the finest workshop in the Kingdom of Portugal and an unfinished organ - with a stop no one has ever heard: forty-nine pipes that sing like throats. His father spent the last hours of his life making it impossible to finish: he left instructions that cancel each other out, and a casket of cedar his son must never open.In the Almada household there is a woman who does not speak. In twenty-five years of service she has written eight letters and never delivered one. Yet.In 2025, Inês Salgueiro is commissioned to restore the instrument - sealed since the day of its inauguration. But something doesn't sit right. She weighs the pipes, and the numbers don't add up.Inês holds in her hands the proof of forty-nine stolen voices. What do you do with a masterpiece when you discover it wasn't just paid for with lives - it was made of them?