Antonia San Juan credited as playing...
Agrado
- Agrado: Well, as I was saying, it costs a lot to be authentic, ma'am. And one can't be stingy with these things because you are more authentic the more you resemble what you've dreamed of being.
- Agrado: Just don't disappear again. I like to say good-bye to the people I love, even if it's only to cry my eyes out, bitch.
- Agrado: The street's getting worse here every day. The whores were bad enough, but the drag queens are wiping us out. I can't stand the drag queens. They're sleaze bags. They confuse transvestism with a circus. Worse, with mime! A woman is her hair, her nails, lips for sucking or for bitching. I mean, have you ever seen a bald woman? I can't stand them. They're all sleaze bags!
- Agrado: Oh, what a surprise! Three single girls in an empty house always reminds me of "How To Marry A Millionaire."
- Agrado: I took her in. She was in a bad way. As usual, with all the shit she takes. I came back from working the Field all night and she'd cleaned the place out. Watches, jewelry, '70s magazines that were my inspiration. 300,000 pesetas. What hurt most was she took a statue of the Virgin that my mother gave me. What for? She doesn't believe in anything! Unless she's in a satanic sect and wanted it for some ritual.
- Sister María Rosa Sanz: I doubt there are many drag queens in El Salvador; but, they're in the middle of a war.
- Agrado: Yeah? I didn't know that.
- Sister María Rosa Sanz: I'm replacing some nuns who were murdered.
- Agrado: I'm not sure what I need right now is a war.
- Agrado: To do that to me, with all she owes me! Since we met in Paris 20 years ago, I've been like a sister to her. We got our tits together.