it's pretty safe, you know, like the doors were always open. but i didn't feel like i fit in at all. and i needed to find a place and a way to express myself. we were raised -- it's very liberal, but at the same time it's conservative. as a teenager, it was kind of like, everything's the same, it just didn't feel that interesting and it wasn't fun as a teenager. >> anthony: his family own a dairy farm just outside of town. nacho's mother, gloria, runs the farm, along with his brother, leandro. nacho's sister, rocio, lives in montevideo but comes home often for family meals like this. >> anthony: what's the name of this town? you grew up here, this house? >> nacho: santa lucia. yup. >> anthony: you grew up in this house? >> nacho: yes, for the most part, yeah. >> anthony: it's beautiful. why would you ever leave this place? it's fantastic. >> gloria: he never like this place. >> anthony: no? >> gloria: no, never.