Creator Gonzalo Cordova imposed an explicit all-female voice cast rule with no male voices heard, drawing from Almodóvar-style melodrama where women dominate, and assembled queer Hispanic writers to emphasize subversion in characterization. Every main character receives queer coding or reveals, with episodes featuring animal rights activism via Doña’s daughter Nina Quispe and references to colorism.

Reviews highlight the 'queer sensibility' and 'lesbian love affairs' as defining features rather than incidental. Audience and critic reception notes the milestone as Adult Swim’s first Spanish-language series without widespread backlash, though the deliberate identity focus elevates it beyond organic storytelling. Casting, thematic centrality of queer relationships, and creator intent on feminist/queer framing make progressive elements prominent and influential.