Carlos Indriago

Trambólika is an intimate and colorful journey into the life of Chelo, a queer artist from La Mancha (Spain), whose techno beats and staging shatter all established norms in a unique revolution of art and identity. A Venezuelan migrant director discovers her and is captivated by the reflection of his own yearning for life. It is a story brimming with love, authenticity, and acceptance, free from the usual conflicts experienced by the LGBTQI+ community in rural areas.

Two friends, Gabi and Amanda meet Adri, a boy recently arrived in Madrid. Between them will be created a sentimental bond that will unleash a series of emotions and misunderstandings that will test their relationship.

Three forces of nature, three animal-individuals that meet in the clear area of the human jungle just for an instant. Then, everything is suspended, they recognize each other, they measure their strengths. They vibrate, not only as similar but as equals. They are driven to each other with no other chance, they throw themselves, they give themselves and mingle. However, they deeply know they should't, they cannot culminate. It is their actual and unstoppable desire, but if they do - If they let themselves go, they will devour each other.

Trambólika is an intimate and colorful journey into the life of Chelo, a queer artist from La Mancha (Spain), whose techno beats and staging shatter all established norms in a unique revolution of art and identity. A Venezuelan migrant director discovers her and is captivated by the reflection of his own yearning for life. It is a story brimming with love, authenticity, and acceptance, free from the usual conflicts experienced by the LGBTQI+ community in rural areas.

Trambólika is an intimate and colorful journey into the life of Chelo, a queer artist from La Mancha (Spain), whose techno beats and staging shatter all established norms in a unique revolution of art and identity. A Venezuelan migrant director discovers her and is captivated by the reflection of his own yearning for life. It is a story brimming with love, authenticity, and acceptance, free from the usual conflicts experienced by the LGBTQI+ community in rural areas.