The Infantas

Director Andrea H. Catalá ventured to create her production company Amor y Lujo in order to tell her own stories and, as in this case, a piece of her Latin American world in Spain. Her work, transited by questions about identity and sexuality, has the purpose of denouncing taboos or presumptions, as in Rihanna's story, which is revealed regarding the stereotype that she is expected to embody.

Synopsis: Carnival in Barcelona. The Dominican troupe is the most popular in Rúa de Sants and this year is the first time they have a float. Rihanna's mother, owner of a Latino hair salon, participates as a sponsor so that everyone can see her daughter, who is always dressed "as a machito", turned into a princess. But the tutu and tiara are too great a humiliation for the hitherto submissive Rihanna.