white horse

The tale of "The White Horse" weaves a legend from the Mongolian plains about the poor herder Soho, who rescues a white foal from death, forging a bond of loyalty between them that defeats poverty and betrayal. After a resounding victory in the "Rama" race, the king confiscates the horse, and the steed flees wounded, returning to its owner and dying in his arms. However, the loss is transformed in an inspired dream into an immortal "white voice": an instrument that Soho fashions from the traces of his friend—a horse's head and two strings of its hair—creating music that cleanses wounds, softens the king's heart, and becomes the country's anthem. It is a story of friendship, courage, and the transformation of pain into art that keeps loved ones alive in memory and melody.