Erlyn Saul

Love runs out in a third-world family when they find out their son, a baseball player, is gay.

A humble Merengue performer falls in love with the mayor's niece, facing the opposition of her family and his rival.

David, who is part of a family struck by death and silently suffering from the loss of his grandmother, receives a visit from some friends from abroad who keep him busy. The memories that surround him and the family pressure unleash an emotional crisis in David that makes him travel an unknown path to the depths of the forest and his memory, where he realizes that the fight is with himself and that he must face his greatest pain: the duel of the death of his grandmother.