Entre Mucho Machismo Hay Pocos Machos tells the story of a Queer Mexican folklorico dancer on a journey toward self-love in the context of a romantic relationship with a closeted fellow dancer. The work is structured like a traditional romantic dramedy—boy meets boy, boy falls in love with boy, boy loses self, boy loses boy (but finds himself)—and takes place in the folklorico community, where normative masculinity continues to be performed and policed.

This work features choreography rooted in folklorico traditions alongside contemporary choreography, film, and spoken word.