Hugo has identified as a boy for as long as he can remember. As a child, his family encouraged him to express himself freely, but this stopped when he reached puberty. Coming out as trans to his parents was difficult, and put a strain on his relationship with his father, Germán. Hugo was made fun of by others in his hometown, and could not leave the house for long periods. Hugo has asked the queens to help him reconnect with Germán and to regain his self-confidence. He is accompanied on stage by his father and his trans friend Lucía.

Jordi is openly gay and lives happily in the town where his environment has always accepted him. However, he is not happy since he has not dared to confess something that only his mother knows for years: he is a carrier of undetectable HIV. This situation makes him feel in the closet again and makes it difficult for him to find a partner. He would like the queens to help him communicate his illness without it implying the rejection of the whole world.

Claudia and Virginia are two homosexual sisters who are fed up with living in Linares, an unwelcoming town where their initiatives are boycotted, where they cannot leave the environment and find safe spaces for the LGTBIQ+ collective. They want the queens to help them make the population aware of the importance of living in an inclusive society. With them will be their friend Bianca, a transgender girl who was forced to leave the town to avoid being attacked; as well as David, a bar owner who has also been harassed for hosting an LGBT+ Pride party.

The years of bullying he suffered at school and high school, along with the lack of support at home, led Llorenç to make the decision to leave their hometown. Now, he returns to Calig with the intention of being able to openly express their non-binary identity, even though this may further jeopardise the relationship with their parents. They hopes that the queens will help them reconcile with both their past and the place where they grew up. He is accompanied on stage by his father, Lorenzo, and Salva, who was the first member of the gay community to go public with his sexual orientation in the town.

Kande, despite having recognised his identity as a non-binary trans person and having communicated his preference for male pronouns some time ago, in his village and to his mother, Josefa, is still known as Candela. Overwhelmed by the feeling that no one truly recognises him, he seeks the help of the queens to free himself from the identity of "Candela" and begin to live authentically and respectfully in his environment. On stage, he will be accompanied by his mother, if she is willing to accept that she no longer has a daughter, and his great friend Angelita, who, despite having always been present in his life, would never imagine what he is about to reveal to her.

José Antonio is gay and living with HIV, yet he has never been able to fully accept himself due to a lack of support both in his local community and at home. His family is present in his life, but his sexual orientation and medical condition are sensitive issues that no one dares to mention. In fact, his communication with his father and brother is practically non-existent. He feels alone and full of insecurities, unable to face the judgements and gossip of his neighbours. The only time he experiences happiness is when he performs as a drag queen in Valladolid. His wish is that the queens will help him re-establish his relationship with his family, regain his confidence and live in Campaspero with the freedom he longs for. In an unexpected twist, his brother Rubén will join him on stage, and he will also be accompanied by his cousin Alicia, a transgender woman who lives in the same town and enjoys the acceptance and freedom he seeks.