Enjoyable romantic comedy which presents with naive way the Mexican culture and addressed primarily at young girls. The leading duo (Alexa Vega, Camilla Belle), although initially unmatched, manages to win our sympathy. However, the plot simple and ordinary, not escape the clichés of similar movies. Somewhere there make their appearance the various moral lessons, Prada mix with the sombreros and the economic crisis with love, but fortunately time passes quickly, and you are indifferent to the superficial approach of emotions and situations.
People say the poverty wants good times and Angel Gracia, at his first feature film, seems to guide this motto and wants to entertain the audience with his light film. Contextually you think you'll see something similar to The Devil Wears Prada, but you will not see anything that reminds this film. Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, rumored that became the basis for the script, but forget the conservative aesthetics of 19th century England as depicted in the eponymous film by Ang Lee and get ready for kitsch and Viva La Mexico!
People say the poverty wants good times and Angel Gracia, at his first feature film, seems to guide this motto and wants to entertain the audience with his light film. Contextually you think you'll see something similar to The Devil Wears Prada, but you will not see anything that reminds this film. Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, rumored that became the basis for the script, but forget the conservative aesthetics of 19th century England as depicted in the eponymous film by Ang Lee and get ready for kitsch and Viva La Mexico!