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Aconteceu no Maracanã
Luis, a paralyzed elderly man, tells his son the story of his life and how he ended up in this situation after the return of an old flame, Lili. The woman, outraged to see her ex-boyfriend happily married, tried to win him back at any cost, which led to drastic consequences that affected him forever.
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Luis, a paralyzed elderly man, tells his son the story of his life and how he ended up in this situation after the return of an old flame, Lili. The woman, outraged to see her ex-boyfriend happily married, tried to win him back at any cost, which led to drastic consequences that affected him forever.
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