Tano 7 virgins

Tano is a boy from a poor neighborhood, raised in an environment with few resources, family problems, and few opportunities. He lives surrounded by friends who spend their time on the streets, stealing motorcycles, getting into trouble, and avoiding the authorities. This environment greatly influences his behavior.
It can be considered part of the urban "kinki" culture, although the film is modern (2005) and does not belong to the classic quinqui cinema of the 70s-80s.
In Spain, "kinki" usually refers to young people from poor neighborhoods who live outside the law: petty theft, living on the streets, stolen motorcycles, clashes with the police, etc. Tano fits that profile quite well due to his lifestyle and environment. Rebellious and defiant: He has an attitude of opposition to authority and rules, a result of having grown up in a troubled environment and being in a juvenile detention center.
Impulsive: Often acts without thinking too much about the consequences, letting himself be carried away by the moment and by the influence of his environment.
Freedom seeker: Highly values ​​the feeling of being free and taking advantage of time outside the center to do everything that was forbidden to them.
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Loyal to his friends: He maintains a strong bond with his friend Richi, although he sometimes gets frustrated with his decisions.
Emotionally vulnerable: Despite his tough attitude, he shows insecurity, sadness, and confusion about his life and his future.
In the process of maturing: During the story he begins to realize the reality of his neighborhood, his family and his life, which pushes him towards a certain maturity.
He speaks with a slight Andalusian accent and vulgar, streetwise language.