Many critics criticized the plot’s bloody drama. In fact, I think this drama is really an irony of the ridiculous approach of black humor to the common bloody plots of Latin American soap operas, at least it is self-deprecating.
The scenes of this play are very bright and beautiful, just to tell us that the glamour on the surface is actually an illusion woven by all kinds of lies and dismantling the east wall to make up the west wall, and the life behind it has long been a feather.
Everyone in the family has shortcomings and secrets, and they are not so morally clean. There is no high-level character, and even the most exemplary boyfriend, the youngest son, ended up taking money and ran away. But there is no downright bad person in the play. Everyone has their own moral bottom line, which fits the situation of most people in real life very well.
The role of the eldest sister is very brilliant. I heard that her special slowness and clear-cut speech in the play are all registered intellectual property rights. The actors are prohibited from speaking in this special way in other public places. If you don't understand Spanish, the fun of enjoying the big sister's interpretation is really discounted. She perceives the secrets of everyone in the family but remains calm. In order to protect the family, she is full of lies, but the irony is that she is actually an illegitimate daughter. And still loves his ex-husband who has changed sex. The second daughter thought she had found true love and abandoned her black boyfriend who was about to get married. She felt that she was too romantic. Who knew that the other party was not serious at all. In fact, if it’s gay, it’s easy to understand. The door to a new world has just opened, and it’s so exciting. How can a young guy not want to get to know it and just finish it? Dog blood? It's really bloody, because life is so bloody, and it's even worse.
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