Hugo has felt like a boy since he can remember and although his family allowed him to express himself freely when he was little, when he reached adolescence they tried to feminize his image. Confessing to his parents that he was a trans boy was a nightmare for years that led his father to withdraw. Also, in his town they still make fun of him. He would like the queens to help him close the open wound with his father and regain his self-confidence. He will be accompanied on stage by his father Germán and his trans friend Lucía, who has also suffered aggression and finds in Hugo the mirror in which to look at herself.