Mi Momento begins with a woman singing Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You. Her man looks at her with a smile, and she goes about, continuing to sing. Just when she hits the chorus, the guy joins in, and she stops. She then asks him what he’s doing, obviously annoyed. Continue Reading
Contrato De Permanencia (English: Binding Contract) begins with Silvia, a woman enjoying a nice day at home. All of a sudden, she gets a call, informing her of a new offer, with special terms just for her. She seems excited about the contract, and tells her man about it as soon as he comes in. He dismisses it at first, until she tells him that she got a really good deal for a relationship this time, and she’s waiting for his counteroffer. Continue Reading
Consciente centers on a man named Pablo. He looks back at his memories, especially the ones about his girl and about how she broke up with him. In another place, two people are waiting in a room, and they are talking about how they’re waiting for a woman to come. How do all these scenarios connect with each other? What will happen between the man and woman? Why are there images of a gun? Continue Reading
¡Que Te Den Por Culo! begins with a couple in bed, watching TV. The girl then asks the guy to talk about something, anything. After some random conversation, the guy then relates how a friend asked him whether he’d take it up the arse. Interesting questions (and possible drama) follow. Continue Reading
Por La Mañana (English: In The Morning) is about a woman and a man. The woman, Ana, lovingly cuddles up to her guy, Julio, while in bed, up until he gets ready for leaving. She then looks over the things he needs for the trip, and finds something in his suitcase that disturbs her. What exactly could it mean? Continue Reading