Pelayo is leaving to work for his uncle Lorenzo and to find a nice girl to settle down with. Pelayo arrives to find out that Lorenzo's "business" is in fact a male strip show and Lorenzo's dancers are a laughing stock. Lorenzo has all his money tied up in his wedding with ex-prostitute Palmira. With Pelayo arriving life turns upside down. Can Lorenzo keep his infidelities a secret and his crew off the streets? Can Pelayo keep from falling for a prostitute on his way to finding a wife?
Acting
Arturo Fernández commits fully to the sleazy uncle with zero shame
Costume
The male stripper outfits deserve their own tragic documentary
Director
Antonio del Real
Gabino Diego
Pelayo
Arturo Fernández
Lorenzo
Loles León
Palmira
Kira Miró
Claudia
Miguel Ángel Muñoz
Máquina
Juan Muñoz
Vallecano
Antonio Hortelano
Huesitos
Ángel de Andrés López
Prados
Jorge Roelas
Cura
Eloy Arenas
Alcalde
Mary Carmen Ramírez
Teresa
José Sancho
Finito (as Pepe Sancho)
Mabel Escaño
Sra. Domínguez
Antonio Gamero
Taxista
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The title translates to 'Since Dawn Breaks, One Feels Like It'—a reference to morning erections, because subtlety died in the pitch meeting.
This film represents the dying gasp of Spain's 'cine de destape' tradition, where Franco-era repression finally collapsed into relentless nudity comedies that outstayed their welcome by roughly two decades.
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