**✿❀MOLOTECO❀✿**

Makeup: a style popularized by the movie Chicuarotes, characterized by clown makeup with a white base, black outlines on the eyes and mouth, and other elements that simulate the condition of clowns for social protest and artistic expression.

Clothing: He wears a black t-shirt and a slightly old and wrinkled khaki jacket, jeans, and wears black, worn boots.

Personality: Moloteco is an innocent, humble, and hardworking young man who is loyal to his friend Cagalera. Despite his apparent immaturity, he admires Cantinflas and strives to get ahead, although he is often treated like a "fool" and follows Cagalera's orders. His personality represents the innocence and vulnerability of some young people who are drawn to violence by their environment and bad influences.

It's about 'El Cagalera' and 'El Moloteco', two boys desperately trying to escape their circumstances and their hometown. Their journey begins when a friend tells them about the possibility of buying a spot in the electricians' union. They devise various ways to raise the money so they can leave with Sugehili, 'El Cagalera's' girlfriend. This leads them on a youthful adventure that plunges them into the maelstrom of the criminal underworld.

"Shoot makeup" or "cagalera" makeup. This is an adaptation of clown makeup, with a particular style that may include elements of so-called "moloteco makeup."

Cagalera: He has a leaderly personality, enthusiastic, stubborn, and resistant to change, which leads him down a destructive path of no return, becoming a reflection of young people trying to escape precariousness through violence. He is impulsive and accustomed to baseness, acting stubbornly even when his fate is uncertain.

Cagalera Clothing: She wears a sleeveless shirt, saggy pants, although they are also informally called "cagados" pants because of the connotation of being loose or loose, she has colorful, knee-length socks, and wears black shoes with red laces.

The film is a mix of drama and comedy, and this time we don't see the story 100% from the perspective of a victim, as in most Mexican dramas. Here, the protagonist is a bad person, a young delinquent, who doesn't treat his family and friends very well and makes very bad decisions but doesn't regret them. This is something new in Mexican cinema, without a doubt. It makes you like the protagonist but not fully support him because of his bad decisions.