Presentación de ‘El que pueda hacer que haga’

April 1983. Spain is taking its first steps in democracy and the Socialists are governing for the first time. One Saturday morning, four young women from Bilbao appear on Televisión Española performing Me gusta ser una zorra. They are Las Vulpes, and their performance, which at first goes unnoticed, ends up triggering one of the great media scandals of the era. Days later, the outrage of the director of a major newspaper turns that performance into a national controversy. The controversy reaches people's homes, newsrooms, political offices and, eventually, the courts. The presenter of the programme and the director general of TVE are forced to give explanations, while the group receives harsh criticism and the Government comes under scrutiny.