Mus, the Mouse, immerses us in the adventure of an intrepid teenage mouse who longs to explore the world. His luck leads him to sneak into a puppet workshop in the heart of Bogotá, triggering a charming and crazy tangle. Pursued by the puppeteers, who fear his workshop will be devoured, Mus begins a conversation and seeks help among the workshop's unique characters.

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José Luis, the builder; Rubicundo, the musician; and Yuyin, the designer, become his allies on this unexpected journey. But it is in the workshop's lighting laboratory, where Mus falls under the curious tutelage of Leko and Fresnel. Through these magical and fictional circumstances, Mus manages to escape from the workshop, carrying with him a wealth of reflections. 

 

This story invites us to delve into the fascinating process of creating puppets and the double role that mice play in human life. From being seen as pests to being used in laboratories, the work leads us to reflect on the perception of life and its meaning. "Mus the Mouse" not only entertains with its bold plot, but also awakens our conscience, reminding us of the complex relationship we share with the world around us.