The John Wayne of Tulancingo

"In the end, everything in life is written right in crooked lines."


Nathan Kings is the disputed California gay. Elegant, cute and hot, he dreams of one day becoming, together with his cousin known worldwide for her iconic songs with very random lyrics, famous and does not hesitate to take his future love together. If he have one till then. No matter what path they will have to cross to get there, Nathan and his cousin The Gothic Angel will gain fame sooner or later. Because Nathan Kings is unbeatable! He does not measure the limits of an already damaged society. He knows how the city of Angels works. How stars achieve fame by appealing to extreme exposure. In sub-celebrity land Los Angeles, anything goes to fame, including robbing a bank and kidnapping the wife of a renowned CEO. The game of fame has never been more in demand on an inflated environment of people hungry for flashing-lights. What would YOU do for the fame? Would you lie on the sand at Romero’s beach in order to wait for someone who wants to be unbeatable with you? It is what Nathan Kings most desires at the moment. Find someone who completes it. Someone who is unbeatable like him. And it looks like he managed to find someone. Ariel Vargas meets him on the beach. Nathan Kings is lost, lying on the damp sand. And he has a gun. "How he loves guns and roses." Ariel Vargas came to save him. Or is Nathan Kings the one who came to save Ariel? Fate never misses. It surprises us all the time.


The John Wayne of Tulancingo is the portrait of a society sunk in the illusion of fame. A gay couple willing to do anything for money, power and fame, in a Los Angeles city that tests the limits of the vulnerability of someone willing to the worst atrocities and insanities to get what they want. With unexpected twists and turns, The John Wayne of Tulancingo symbolizes the end of the Age of the pseudonym and character Faron Battsil.