The story of Gloria Trevi, known as Mexico's Madonna, the rebellious pop star who had the Spanish-speaking world at her feet until allegations of sexual procurement and child abuse sent her on the run from the law. Trevi was beautiful, talented and filled rock stadiums with her adoring fans. But there was a dark side: A seedy, complex tale of sex, drugs and rock and roll, of tainted beauty, corrupt celebrity, and a 'talent school' which used Trevi's fame to recruit unsuspecting young girls, not to stardom, but to sexual serfdom.

This film reveals powerful allegations from young women that Sergio Andrade - Trevi's manager and Mexico's star maker - ran, with the help of procurer Trevi, a classic cult where girls were disorientated, tortured, beaten, starved and brain washed into doing his sadistic bidding - and produced eight babies who all look like Sergio.

Trevi and Andrade protested their innocence and claimed that the girls were lying to make money from lurid books and to seize their time in the spotlight. But the girls retorted that Trevi was tortured too, that she was completely in her manager's thrall. Now released from jail without charge, Trevi’s career is in ruins. Was she the biggest victim of all?