Panchitaville: Pájaros Rosas
- LECTURAS 54
- Votos 3
- Partes 3
Concluida vie, ene 27, 201723m
In the great American Southwest is the town of Panchitaville, home to the ambitious Angelita and her rowdy boys. The group of childhood friends always seem to keep the remote town of Panchitaville interesting.
Angelita reminisces about how things used to be between her and her closest friend Hendrix; as children they were like peas in a pod; as young teens, the awkward tension rose; now as almost adults, she can't help but wonder what their friendship will become. Yet this reminiscing is quickly interrupted as a tedious mishap with Abuela's lipstick occurs. Now Hendrix may be stuck with pink lips for a while...
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