After a first stay in Yegolé, where I met the López Sánchez family with my sister, I was deeply moved by Cecilia’s dilemma: remaining in her village, close to nature and her loved ones, or leaving for other urban horizons. Invited to her quinceañera, the traditional Mexican celebration of a young girl’s fifteenth birthday, I felt compelled to film both the daily life of Cecilia and her family, as well as the way they elevate it through celebration. Seeking less to explain than to let something emerge, the film moves between fiction and documentary, dream and reality, the everyday and the festive, allowing the viewer the freedom to interpret Cecilia’s search for balance.