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This movie is a breath of fresh air for current Mexican cinema, but it doesn't have a solid enough script to be a good movie.

It is difficult to see diversity in current Mexican cinema, which is full of romantic comedies that offer nothing new, and this film manages to be different, handling the comedy genre within a story of con men, which is good to see something different, but the script has many flaws, preventing it from being a memorable film. The story takes a long time to start, mainly because there is no development of the characters and why they make those decisions, the ending was very wobbly, since it could have been very dramatic and disastrous, but it seems that they wanted to finish it very abruptly and put on an epilogue that leaves more questions than answers. Although, it has quite a few positive things, starting with the humor, which is funny most of the time, especially in the scenes where the main characters do their scams, there is one action scene that is well done and well executed, the chemistry among the actors is very good, as are the performances, specifically I really liked Diana Bovio's performance, here she shows her talent and her ability as an actress, te movie also has very good music.

It lacked emotional depth to make the characters more interesting, but its successes must still be highlighted and also in what differs from other current Mexican films, it is not the best, nor is it the most entertaining, but we must recognize the effort that there is behind the film.