The trilogy took inspiration from Lino Brocka's film Macho Dancer in 1988.
One of them is Dwight (Tyron Perez), young and at the peak of his trade, who loses the girl he loves to a politician's son.
But Bert's boss, Madame Loca (Cherry Pie Picache), manipulates the events that push the three dancers to fight for survival, and to finally confront issues of love, friendship and betrayal.
Adding to these conflicts are a deaf-mute wife who refuses to go back to her macho dancer husband, a director who keeps promising stardom to a male dancer named Michael (Terence Baylon), a transvestite performer who fakes being a virgin as well, a tyrannical mayor who cross-dresses at his birthday party, and a union leader who gets shot by an assassin in broad daylight.
But as their club's manager Taurus always says, "They are only here to serve the carnal desires of men.