The story draws directly from Mariana Enríquez’s short stories, blending personal grief, family secrets, and neighborhood trauma into domestic horror without activist framing or identity-focused subplots. Female protagonists drive the narrative through their gifts and relationships, but this follows the source material’s logic rather than any modern ideological push. The series treats violence, abandonment, and unresolved trauma as organic outgrowths of Enríquez’s Latin American gothic realism, with ghosts serving as reminders of past injustices rather than vehicles for contemporary messaging.

Creator statements emphasize memory, everyday horror, and societal trauma over identity politics or norm-challenging activism. Casting aligns with the Argentine setting without alterations to source characters, keeping the focus on personal and familial supernatural experiences instead of any imposed social agenda.