Menarquia

Rebeca's excitement and joy on the day of her First Communion are cut short when her first period arrives. The clumsiness of family members who don't know how to listen or empathize leaves Rebeca feeling alone on a day when dozens of people have dressed up for her. This experience makes her question personal, relational, and social aspects she had never considered before, and which, at her young age, simply translate into confusion. Rebeca's innocence bleeds. She is undoubtedly becoming a woman.