César Gutiérrez Miranda

Among the black population of the Oaxacan coast, Juana and Magdalena share their life with Neri although they know that it hurts them. In addition, Juana's terminal disease will give Magdalena clarity to resume her life.

After the sudden death of their parents, two sisters, Celeste and Soledad, must find a way to put aside their differences in order to adapt to their new life.

It narrates the occasional lesbian sexual outcome between a prostitute and the employee of a small hotel after both have experienced a night of alcohol and drugs with circumstantial characters.

Among the black population of the Oaxacan coast, Juana and Magdalena share their life with Neri although they know that it hurts them. In addition, Juana's terminal disease will give Magdalena clarity to resume her life.

After the sudden death of their parents, two sisters, Celeste and Soledad, must find a way to put aside their differences in order to adapt to their new life.

It narrates the occasional lesbian sexual outcome between a prostitute and the employee of a small hotel after both have experienced a night of alcohol and drugs with circumstantial characters.

It narrates the occasional lesbian sexual outcome between a prostitute and the employee of a small hotel after both have experienced a night of alcohol and drugs with circumstantial characters.