- Por Mi Culpa: "It's My Fault," depicts a victim of domestic violence who accepts the help of her brother.
- Invita a la Vecina: In "Invite the Neighbor," a young girl persuades her mother to invite a lonely elderly neighbor to come over and celebrate her birthday.
- La Tardanza: "You're Late" highlights the importance of maintaining
communication between parents and children.
- El Héroe:"El Heroe" (The Hero), is aimed to young people and urges them to
acknowledge and value parents and grandparents.
- Las Galletas: "The Cookies" shows how love and kindness are worth more than
expensive presents.
- La Niña Diferente: "A Different Child" relates the story of a child who decides to befriend a girl at her school who has AIDS.
- El Incendio: "The Fire" Is an invitation to nonviolence, which the campaign
"La Familia Unida Esperanza en la Vida" wishes to extend to our youth.
- El Bastón:In "The Cane" we are reminded that we must not lose sight of the importance of family solidarity, especially when it comes to our elders.
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