Lorena Martinez

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Born in a Texas border town, but raised in Reynosa, Mexico, Lorena jokes that at fifteen, she wasn’t planning a quinceañera, she was picking out wedding dresses and dreaming of a family. At 19, she married Ignacio and now has what is known as a traditional Mexican “machista” marriage. Her husband runs a construction company while she runs the family. Lorena is the social butterfly of the group, she knows everyone and everything.

Penny Ayarzagoitia
@PenelopeAyarza1

Penny Ayarzagoitia
@PenelopeAyarza1

“Chisme” is the Spanish word for gossip, and Penny often finds herself at the center of it. The fact that she has a stripper pole in the middle of her living room doesn’t help to quiet the chatter about her in the conservative Mexican-American community of San Antonio. Penny doesn’t care, she’s been breaking tradition her entire life. Like many in the group, Penny was born in the U.S. but spent her youth in Mexico. She’s worked hard to build a successful real estate company with her husband Raul, and the two work as a team raising their two sons. As you might guess, the last word you’d use to describe their marriage is “machista.”

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Mayra Farret

Mayra Farret

“Perfectionist”…that’s Mayra in one word. It defines her, it drives her and it haunts her. Born in Mexico, Mayra’s path to success was unmatched– from boarding school, to a finance degree, to landing a high powered finance job in Monterrey, Mexico, she strives for the best. Mayra moved to San Antonio with her husband, Fernando, nine years ago. Although she’s now a U.S. citizen, at the time, she didn’t have a green card, so Mayra shifted her focus from a working professional to a professional mom. Her two boys mean the world to her and she has taken that drive to succeed in business and applied it to parenthood. Mayra is the first to admit she’s a “people pleaser,” which often has the opposite effect and causes tension within her friend group.

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Lorena Martinez

Lorena Martinez

Born in a Texas border town, but raised in Reynosa, Mexico, Lorena jokes that at fifteen, she wasn’t planning a quinceañera, she was picking out wedding dresses and dreaming of a family. At 19, she married Ignacio and now has what is known as a traditional Mexican “machista” marriage. Her husband runs a construction company while she runs the family. Lorena is the social butterfly of the group, she knows everyone and everything.

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Anayancy Nolasco
@Anayancyn1

Anayancy Nolasco
@Anayancyn1

Anayancy is as unique as her name. Born in Mexico, she’s the only one in the friend group who isn’t a U.S. citizen, though she’s working hard to change that. As a self-admitted "daddy’s girl," she enjoys going back to Mexico to be spoiled by her father as often as she can. Moving to San Antonio for college, Anayancy remained stateside after having her daughter, Ellie. As a single mom, Anayancy faces the double standard in the Mexican community where, if she goes out and enjoys herself at a party she’s judged, but her married friends who do the same are just having fun and blowing off steam.

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Karla Ramirez
@KarlaRam47

Karla Ramirez
@KarlaRam47

Karla is originally from Brownsville, Texas and has been living in San Antonio, Texas now for over 13 years. Married to entrepreneur, Manoli Zacharias who she affectionately calls her “Grexican,” as he’s half Greek and half Mexican. Together they own several businesses including Hotel Discotheque, a thriving nightclub that caters to the well-to-do community of San Antonio. They have two vibrant boys and, as a couple, view one another as equals in their marriage, all while providing their best assets as parents in their day-to-day lives. Her devotion lies with her family and friends, and she believes that mutual respect is what keeps any relationship thriving.

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Luz Ortiz
@luzortizbxbt

Luz Ortiz
@luzortizbxbt

Luz has been called many things, but “conventional” isn’t one of them. Though she’s lived in San Antonio for 17 years, Luz was born in Arizona, grew up in Sonora, Mexico and was raised in a highly conservative environment. She married at 23 and had three children, but soon after, found herself unwilling to conform to her husband’s traditional expectations. Six years ago, Luz divorced her husband and is proud of the fact that she’s rejected typical Mexican female norms. Now, in addition to raising her kids, Luz is a real estate agent and entrepreneur – owning and running a successful boxing gym.

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Penny Ayarzagoitia
@PenelopeAyarza1

Penny Ayarzagoitia
@PenelopeAyarza1

“Chisme” is the Spanish word for gossip, and Penny often finds herself at the center of it. The fact that she has a stripper pole in the middle of her living room doesn’t help to quiet the chatter about her in the conservative Mexican-American community of San Antonio. Penny doesn’t care, she’s been breaking tradition her entire life. Like many in the group, Penny was born in the U.S. but spent her youth in Mexico. She’s worked hard to build a successful real estate company with her husband Raul, and the two work as a team raising their two sons. As you might guess, the last word you’d use to describe their marriage is “machista.”

Read more
Mayra Farret

Mayra Farret

“Perfectionist”…that’s Mayra in one word. It defines her, it drives her and it haunts her. Born in Mexico, Mayra’s path to success was unmatched– from boarding school, to a finance degree, to landing a high powered finance job in Monterrey, Mexico, she strives for the best. Mayra moved to San Antonio with her husband, Fernando, nine years ago. Although she’s now a U.S. citizen, at the time, she didn’t have a green card, so Mayra shifted her focus from a working professional to a professional mom. Her two boys mean the world to her and she has taken that drive to succeed in business and applied it to parenthood. Mayra is the first to admit she’s a “people pleaser,” which often has the opposite effect and causes tension within her friend group.

Read more
Lorena Martinez

Lorena Martinez

Born in a Texas border town, but raised in Reynosa, Mexico, Lorena jokes that at fifteen, she wasn’t planning a quinceañera, she was picking out wedding dresses and dreaming of a family. At 19, she married Ignacio and now has what is known as a traditional Mexican “machista” marriage. Her husband runs a construction company while she runs the family. Lorena is the social butterfly of the group, she knows everyone and everything.

Read more
Anayancy Nolasco
@Anayancyn1

Anayancy Nolasco
@Anayancyn1

Anayancy is as unique as her name. Born in Mexico, she’s the only one in the friend group who isn’t a U.S. citizen, though she’s working hard to change that. As a self-admitted "daddy’s girl," she enjoys going back to Mexico to be spoiled by her father as often as she can. Moving to San Antonio for college, Anayancy remained stateside after having her daughter, Ellie. As a single mom, Anayancy faces the double standard in the Mexican community where, if she goes out and enjoys herself at a party she’s judged, but her married friends who do the same are just having fun and blowing off steam.

Read more
Karla Ramirez
@KarlaRam47

Karla Ramirez
@KarlaRam47

Karla is originally from Brownsville, Texas and has been living in San Antonio, Texas now for over 13 years. Married to entrepreneur, Manoli Zacharias who she affectionately calls her “Grexican,” as he’s half Greek and half Mexican. Together they own several businesses including Hotel Discotheque, a thriving nightclub that caters to the well-to-do community of San Antonio. They have two vibrant boys and, as a couple, view one another as equals in their marriage, all while providing their best assets as parents in their day-to-day lives. Her devotion lies with her family and friends, and she believes that mutual respect is what keeps any relationship thriving.

Read more
Luz Ortiz
@luzortizbxbt

Luz Ortiz
@luzortizbxbt

Luz has been called many things, but “conventional” isn’t one of them. Though she’s lived in San Antonio for 17 years, Luz was born in Arizona, grew up in Sonora, Mexico and was raised in a highly conservative environment. She married at 23 and had three children, but soon after, found herself unwilling to conform to her husband’s traditional expectations. Six years ago, Luz divorced her husband and is proud of the fact that she’s rejected typical Mexican female norms. Now, in addition to raising her kids, Luz is a real estate agent and entrepreneur – owning and running a successful boxing gym.

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Born in a Texas border town, but raised in Reynosa, Mexico, Lorena jokes that at fifteen, she wasn’t planning a quinceañera, she was picking out wedding dresses and dreaming of a family. At 19, she married Ignacio and now has what is known as a traditional Mexican “machista” marriage. Her husband runs a construction company while she runs the family. Lorena is the social butterfly of the group, she knows everyone and everything.

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The Cast

Penny Ayarzagoitia
@PenelopeAyarza1

Penny Ayarzagoitia
@PenelopeAyarza1

“Chisme” is the Spanish word for gossip, and Penny often finds herself at the center of it. The fact that she has a stripper pole in the middle of her living room doesn’t help to quiet the chatter about her in the conservative Mexican-American community of San Antonio. Penny doesn’t care, she’s been breaking tradition her entire life. Like many in the group, Penny was born in the U.S. but spent her youth in Mexico. She’s worked hard to build a successful real estate company with her husband Raul, and the two work as a team raising their two sons. As you might guess, the last word you’d use to describe their marriage is “machista.”

Read more
Mayra Farret

Mayra Farret

“Perfectionist”…that’s Mayra in one word. It defines her, it drives her and it haunts her. Born in Mexico, Mayra’s path to success was unmatched– from boarding school, to a finance degree, to landing a high powered finance job in Monterrey, Mexico, she strives for the best. Mayra moved to San Antonio with her husband, Fernando, nine years ago. Although she’s now a U.S. citizen, at the time, she didn’t have a green card, so Mayra shifted her focus from a working professional to a professional mom. Her two boys mean the world to her and she has taken that drive to succeed in business and applied it to parenthood. Mayra is the first to admit she’s a “people pleaser,” which often has the opposite effect and causes tension within her friend group.

Read more
Lorena Martinez

Lorena Martinez

Born in a Texas border town, but raised in Reynosa, Mexico, Lorena jokes that at fifteen, she wasn’t planning a quinceañera, she was picking out wedding dresses and dreaming of a family. At 19, she married Ignacio and now has what is known as a traditional Mexican “machista” marriage. Her husband runs a construction company while she runs the family. Lorena is the social butterfly of the group, she knows everyone and everything.

Read more
Anayancy Nolasco
@Anayancyn1

Anayancy Nolasco
@Anayancyn1

Anayancy is as unique as her name. Born in Mexico, she’s the only one in the friend group who isn’t a U.S. citizen, though she’s working hard to change that. As a self-admitted "daddy’s girl," she enjoys going back to Mexico to be spoiled by her father as often as she can. Moving to San Antonio for college, Anayancy remained stateside after having her daughter, Ellie. As a single mom, Anayancy faces the double standard in the Mexican community where, if she goes out and enjoys herself at a party she’s judged, but her married friends who do the same are just having fun and blowing off steam.

Read more
Karla Ramirez
@KarlaRam47

Karla Ramirez
@KarlaRam47

Karla is originally from Brownsville, Texas and has been living in San Antonio, Texas now for over 13 years. Married to entrepreneur, Manoli Zacharias who she affectionately calls her “Grexican,” as he’s half Greek and half Mexican. Together they own several businesses including Hotel Discotheque, a thriving nightclub that caters to the well-to-do community of San Antonio. They have two vibrant boys and, as a couple, view one another as equals in their marriage, all while providing their best assets as parents in their day-to-day lives. Her devotion lies with her family and friends, and she believes that mutual respect is what keeps any relationship thriving.

Read more
Luz Ortiz
@luzortizbxbt

Luz Ortiz
@luzortizbxbt

Luz has been called many things, but “conventional” isn’t one of them. Though she’s lived in San Antonio for 17 years, Luz was born in Arizona, grew up in Sonora, Mexico and was raised in a highly conservative environment. She married at 23 and had three children, but soon after, found herself unwilling to conform to her husband’s traditional expectations. Six years ago, Luz divorced her husband and is proud of the fact that she’s rejected typical Mexican female norms. Now, in addition to raising her kids, Luz is a real estate agent and entrepreneur – owning and running a successful boxing gym.

Read more

Penny Ayarzagoitia
@PenelopeAyarza1

Penny Ayarzagoitia
@PenelopeAyarza1

“Chisme” is the Spanish word for gossip, and Penny often finds herself at the center of it. The fact that she has a stripper pole in the middle of her living room doesn’t help to quiet the chatter about her in the conservative Mexican-American community of San Antonio. Penny doesn’t care, she’s been breaking tradition her entire life. Like many in the group, Penny was born in the U.S. but spent her youth in Mexico. She’s worked hard to build a successful real estate company with her husband Raul, and the two work as a team raising their two sons. As you might guess, the last word you’d use to describe their marriage is “machista.”

Read more
Mayra Farret

Mayra Farret

“Perfectionist”…that’s Mayra in one word. It defines her, it drives her and it haunts her. Born in Mexico, Mayra’s path to success was unmatched– from boarding school, to a finance degree, to landing a high powered finance job in Monterrey, Mexico, she strives for the best. Mayra moved to San Antonio with her husband, Fernando, nine years ago. Although she’s now a U.S. citizen, at the time, she didn’t have a green card, so Mayra shifted her focus from a working professional to a professional mom. Her two boys mean the world to her and she has taken that drive to succeed in business and applied it to parenthood. Mayra is the first to admit she’s a “people pleaser,” which often has the opposite effect and causes tension within her friend group.

Read more
Lorena Martinez

Lorena Martinez

Born in a Texas border town, but raised in Reynosa, Mexico, Lorena jokes that at fifteen, she wasn’t planning a quinceañera, she was picking out wedding dresses and dreaming of a family. At 19, she married Ignacio and now has what is known as a traditional Mexican “machista” marriage. Her husband runs a construction company while she runs the family. Lorena is the social butterfly of the group, she knows everyone and everything.

Read more
Anayancy Nolasco
@Anayancyn1

Anayancy Nolasco
@Anayancyn1

Anayancy is as unique as her name. Born in Mexico, she’s the only one in the friend group who isn’t a U.S. citizen, though she’s working hard to change that. As a self-admitted "daddy’s girl," she enjoys going back to Mexico to be spoiled by her father as often as she can. Moving to San Antonio for college, Anayancy remained stateside after having her daughter, Ellie. As a single mom, Anayancy faces the double standard in the Mexican community where, if she goes out and enjoys herself at a party she’s judged, but her married friends who do the same are just having fun and blowing off steam.

Read more
Karla Ramirez
@KarlaRam47

Karla Ramirez
@KarlaRam47

Karla is originally from Brownsville, Texas and has been living in San Antonio, Texas now for over 13 years. Married to entrepreneur, Manoli Zacharias who she affectionately calls her “Grexican,” as he’s half Greek and half Mexican. Together they own several businesses including Hotel Discotheque, a thriving nightclub that caters to the well-to-do community of San Antonio. They have two vibrant boys and, as a couple, view one another as equals in their marriage, all while providing their best assets as parents in their day-to-day lives. Her devotion lies with her family and friends, and she believes that mutual respect is what keeps any relationship thriving.

Read more
Luz Ortiz
@luzortizbxbt

Luz Ortiz
@luzortizbxbt

Luz has been called many things, but “conventional” isn’t one of them. Though she’s lived in San Antonio for 17 years, Luz was born in Arizona, grew up in Sonora, Mexico and was raised in a highly conservative environment. She married at 23 and had three children, but soon after, found herself unwilling to conform to her husband’s traditional expectations. Six years ago, Luz divorced her husband and is proud of the fact that she’s rejected typical Mexican female norms. Now, in addition to raising her kids, Luz is a real estate agent and entrepreneur – owning and running a successful boxing gym.

Read more

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