Yo quiero ser mala

The film follows Leticia, a woman who, after a heartbreak, decides to marry the first man she encounters. That man is Roberto, portrayed by Abel Salazar, who is unsuspecting of the chaos that will ensue after their marriage. Leticia's antics soon lead to a tumultuous relationship filled with comedic moments, ultimately revealing the couple's true feelings for each other.

As a romantic comedy from the early 1950s, "Yo quiero ser mala" captures the essence of its genre during a period when such films were becoming popular. The film's blend of humor and romance, along with its straightforward narrative, makes it a notable entry in the genre. Collectors interested in classic Mexican cinema or the works of Rene Cardona will find this title significant in understanding the era's film landscape.