Documentary about BLØF's visit to Bhutan. The Dutch band BLØF visited a number of countries around 2006 and recorded songs there. This resulted in the CD UMOJA. The Asian kingdom of Bhutan has made an indelible impression on the band: "Bhutan, high in the Himalayas, is not an everyday destination. Bhutan is a Buddhist kingdom where people are very conscious of nature, their culture and each other. The West is kept out as much as possible. "BLØF recorded the song 'Een Manier om Thuis te Komen in Bhutan', with musician, singer and ethnomusicologist Jigme Drukpa. The recordings took place in a dzong, a monastery annex provincial house, in the midst of a large group of young monks. The highlight of the trip was the performance in the central square in the capital Thimphu. Stage and equipment hung together with strings and solder, but the enthusiasm of the Bhutanese was overwhelming. Peter: "We looked like the Beatles!" Paskal: "Bhutan made the biggest impression on me. Probably because the people were so open to something new. Pop music is still relatively unknown to Bhutanese. You can imagine what it is like to perform in front of fourteen thousand people for the first time. hear live pop music. "