sullen girl. retweeted
Bravo for this analysis. That’s precisely what makes the film so good: people want either a hero to absolve or a monster to condemn, and the film refuses both.
Sebastián is both at once, and that’s exactly what makes this film so interesting.
not trying to make assumptions about op but that take usually comes from people who are simply upset someone doesn’t like them back. yet they themselves are unwilling to give a chance to someone they find unattractive. such a weird sense of entitlement.
miss when you couldn’t set foot in a latin club without hearing this song open.spotify.com/track/6J5kc…
can’t stop thinking about the scene where sebastien looks like a painting while talking to rafael in bed just absolutely breathtaking
this album soundtracked the long drives i took this summer to go clubbing with my friends. with every listen im transported to that wet, hot summer. each song is like staring directly into the sun — letting it dance and burn on my skin — and letting a lover kiss it better.




















