Los millones

The blend of humor with themes of poverty and escape feels unique. I'm curious what motivated this choice and how it influences the story's tone.

The characters' struggles felt very real and thought-provoking. Did others see this as a critique of social systems or more of a personal story?

The tone shifts kept me on my toes—making me wonder if the humor was a way to cope or comment on darker realities. Was this contrast planned from the start?