Mamá, soy mujer

Despite not having any reference, Daniela always felt that she wanted to be and show herself as a woman. Over time, she understood what was happening: she was a woman. Not without some difficulties, she has managed to stay true to herself at all times. Today, however, she is aware that the path would have been much easier -it would be for all those who are living it now- if there were more voices willing to break the taboo of trans reality. With the humor and self-confidence that characterize her, Daniela tells us in the first person what the childhood, adolescence and youth of a trans person is like, what it means to deal with the transition, the prejudices and the ignorance that persist.