Por mas series mexicanas como esta.

Realmente me gusto toda la historia, los diálogos y los personajes tan bien estructurados y tan humanos que se sienten que puedes empatizar con ellos desde el principio, no cae en lo cliche de una serie mexicana promedio, sin escenas  innecesarias, escenas explicitas a no mas poder y al contrario nos regala una historia que te atrapa en los primeros segundos y que se ve se hizo con mucho amor.

Por mas series mexicanas como esta.

Realmente me gusto toda la historia, los diálogos y los personajes tan bien estructurados y tan humanos que se sienten que puedes empatizar con ellos desde el principio, no cae en lo cliche de una serie mexicana promedio, sin escenas  innecesarias, escenas explicitas a no mas poder y al contrario nos regala una historia que te atrapa en los primeros segundos y que se ve se hizo con mucho amor.

No tengo más que decir que me pareció algo bellísimo; no hay algo más precioso que los amigos que nos hicieron sentir comprendidos durante la niñez. Las actuaciones infantiles están perfectas, me la pasé llorando en todos los capítulos.

No tengo más que decir que me pareció algo bellísimo; no hay algo más precioso que los amigos que nos hicieron sentir comprendidos durante la niñez. Las actuaciones infantiles están perfectas, me la pasé llorando en todos los capítulos.

me hizo recordar un poco a close; la amistad siempre te salva, es ese único vínculo que nos rescata como seres humanos, lo que nos une.

me hizo recordar un poco a close; la amistad siempre te salva, es ese único vínculo que nos rescata como seres humanos, lo que nos une.

There is genuinely something so beautiful, intimate, and bittersweet about this work of art— not only does it cover queerness, it does so through an intersectional lens; it shows the life of Sícaru and her struggles being Oaxaca-indigenous (Zapotec), queer in Latin America (Muxe), a sexual assault survivor, & an immigrant in the United States. 
I truly enjoyed the storyline of Sícaru’s journey, from her upbringing in Oaxaca as a child and post-migration as an adult who returns back to Oaxaca. Each character had their own stories, ambitions, and personalities which added onto the drama and plot of the story. I cannot tell you how many times I have cried over each of the main characters. 
I think it also does an amazing job depicting sensitive topics such as trauma, and Sícaru’s experience with SA and mistreatment for being queer spoke to me on so many levels. 
While it does critique intersectional struggles, the mystery plot behind Sícaru’s and Erik’s secret is so intriguing!!!! 
Overall, I love this series so much and it’s so beautiful to see more representation of queer & indigenous communities in Latin America. 
amazing depiction of queer indigenous.

There is genuinely something so beautiful, intimate, and bittersweet about this work of art— not only does it cover queerness, it does so through an intersectional lens; it shows the life of Sícaru and her struggles being Oaxaca-indigenous (Zapotec), queer in Latin America (Muxe), a sexual assault survivor, & an immigrant in the United States. 
I truly enjoyed the storyline of Sícaru’s journey, from her upbringing in Oaxaca as a child and post-migration as an adult who returns back to Oaxaca. Each character had their own stories, ambitions, and personalities which added onto the drama and plot of the story. I cannot tell you how many times I have cried over each of the main characters. 
I think it also does an amazing job depicting sensitive topics such as trauma, and Sícaru’s experience with SA and mistreatment for being queer spoke to me on so many levels. 
While it does critique intersectional struggles, the mystery plot behind Sícaru’s and Erik’s secret is so intriguing!!!! 
Overall, I love this series so much and it’s so beautiful to see more representation of queer & indigenous communities in Latin America. 
amazing depiction of queer indigenous.

ponyboy and johnny cade if they both actually lived until their adulthood and one of them was a muxe

ponyboy and johnny cade if they both actually lived until their adulthood and one of them was a muxe