Some breakups devastate people, while others ignite the spark for a new story. This Ecuadorian film is built on this second kind of separation, but in doing so it both makes you laugh and leaves a deep sense of loneliness in the lap of the audience at unexpected moments. The story begins with the life of an ordinary young man being shattered into pieces. Her lover is gone, leaving behind shared memories, a wounded ego, and perhaps an unforeseen opportunity. This man, who finds himself caught in the middle of a music competition, a lie, and a rock band, is forced to come to terms with both himself and those around him. The script takes this seemingly simple framework in unexpected directions; the audience is asked, "what would I do in this situation?" he can't help asking the question. One of the film's strongest aspects is its ability to convey drama and comedy simultaneously and with the same naturalness. This blend of Latin American cinema can sometimes feel forced, but here the two tones complement each other. The humorous scenes make the next emotional impact even more effective; the path to tears sometimes passes through laughter. The addition of experienced names from Latin American cinema, such as Eugenio Derbez and Carlos Alcántara, to the cast adds a significant level of acting quality to the film. On the other hand, the freshness brought by the young actors energizes the production. The colorful atmosphere of Ecuador's coastal cities permeates the film's background, creating a visually compelling whole. this narrative, which fits into 94 minutes, tells the story of the ambition for fame, the ghosts of past relationships and how a small lie can have big consequences. Under the direction of Jorge Ulloa, the film does not get too heavy, nor is it doomed only to make you laugh; it walks a fine line between the two Decently. This production, which stands out with its 8.3 rating, once again reminds us how sincere and original stories Latin American independent cinema can produce. It offers a warm, colorful, and memorable experience for those who want to watch a heartbroken person take the stage, both with compassion and a hint of irony.