BULI MIRO

Dad is as fat as a newspaper stand and mom is more short-sighted than a mole. So it's no wonder that their son, Buli Miró, just born, looks like a ball. No problem, because everyone loves Buli and gives him love, wooden toys and a sun. Buli Miró starts his life lavishly equipped. He grows and thrives, gets big and heavy, bigger and heavier, until one day his fears and tears can no longer escape him. Then he makes a decision: I'm going to lose weight! All of it! He says it and immediately he is as slim as a gymnast and the whole world admires him. His parents don't care, they just keep revolving around him, not caring about fame and a solid existence, because they know that Buli is their own flesh and blood, one way or another.