 It is seen to specifically critique the role of the family, the machismo that imposes heteropatriarchy, the social pressure of the community and the Church.In addition, it introduces elements about homosexuality and gender identity.In this sense, Mireya Robles has also stood out for her active criticism of the situation of homosexuals in Cuba, and the defense of those who were sent to the United States during the Exodus of Mariel (Mariel Boatlift), as seen in the documentary "Improper Conduct", directed by Orlando Jiménez Leal and Néstor Almendros in 1984.