In a marginalized neighborhood of Mexico City, a group of young people—some of them orphans and others from broken families—struggles to survive in a hostile and violent environment. The story revolves around Pedro, a sweet but vulnerable boy who yearns for the affection and attention he has never received. Life on the streets is not easy; his days are filled with mischief but also with the harsh realities of poverty and neglect.
Pedro's life intertwines with that of his friends, who have forged a bond amidst adversity. Together, they roam the streets, creating friendships and facing society's disdain. However, circumstances push them toward crime and violence, drawing the attention of the police and authorities. As their mischief becomes more dangerous, the group finds itself trapped in a cycle of hopelessness.
With a raw and heartbreaking narrative, themes such as marginalization, social injustice, and the struggle for survival are explored. The decisions made by the young people not only reflect their environment but also their own aspirations and dreams. Amidst despair, this story offers a glimmer of humanity and hope, reminding us that in the darkest places, even the forgotten can find the light they seek. The film is a powerful portrayal of a social reality that still resonates today.