In 1977 Me siento extraña was released in Spain, a lesbian love story between Marta, played by the well-known actress Bárbara Rey and Laura, played by the singer Rocío Dúrcal. The film is the first to openly and explicitly show a relationship between two women in Spanish cinema. For this reason and for its bold and courageous political outlook, the film was a great success, but was also covered in controversy, in a Spain that had just left Francoism behind. The singer Rocío Dúrcal said she regretted starring in the film and stopped acting for good (except for a part in a fiction 20 years later).
In the twentieth minute Rocío Dúrcal is lying on the bed with an unbuttoned shirt revealing part of her breasts. She is smoking a cigarette and suddenly gets up and goes to the window. Outside, in the night, is Bárbara Rey totally naked by the pool. Fourteen minutes later Bárbara Rey has sex with a man in a short sequence. After another fourteen minutes Rocío Dúrcal is making out with a man and he puts his hand under her shirt to grab one of her breasts. Shortly after, the two have sex on the bed. Thirty-two minutes later we witness the long lesbian scene with the two actresses that closes the film.
In the twentieth minute Rocío Dúrcal is lying on the bed with an unbuttoned shirt revealing part of her breasts. She is smoking a cigarette and suddenly gets up and goes to the window. Outside, in the night, is Bárbara Rey totally naked by the pool. Fourteen minutes later Bárbara Rey has sex with a man in a short sequence. After another fourteen minutes Rocío Dúrcal is making out with a man and he puts his hand under her shirt to grab one of her breasts. Shortly after, the two have sex on the bed. Thirty-two minutes later we witness the long lesbian scene with the two actresses that closes the film.
