Tengo que morir todas las noches

I really can't understand how, amidst so much trash on streaming, a masterpiece like this is practically unknown to the public.

A series that delves into the gay underground world of Mexico City in the 80s, but that could easily create empathy with the gay audience of any large city in Latin America. The dramas are similar, they are our dramas.

The series unfolds skillfully, capturing the audience's attention from beginning to end. The performances are spectacular, the period setting impeccable.

The series addresses the drama of Aids in the 80s from a very mexican, Latin perspective. I would say it is a Latin POSE, but even better than the series from the United States.

It was supposed to be a hit, I really can't understand how it wasn't. It was supposed to win all the awards last year, but I don't think it won any. Anyway, it's a shame.

This is one of the few recent series that I would watch more than once.