Rumbo al Hermoso Norte

Urrea’s depiction of the town feels so authentic and alive—did the setting come from personal experience or research? I'm curious how much the location shaped the characters' journeys.

The story balances lighthearted moments with serious issues like migration and identity. I wondered if this contrast was intentional—did it enhance the message for others?

This premise feels fresh and empowering, but I wonder what sparked Urrea’s decision to tell this story through that particular lens. Was there a real event or personal motivation behind it?