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Alba 

Alba and Diana's mother-daughter relationship is broken. Each one leads her own life, but that's when Diana decides to make up for lost time by taking a getaway in her van to a special place for them. The trip is bumpy, and these are the moments that really bring them together.
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Alba and Diana's mother-daughter relationship is broken. Each one leads her own life, but that's when Diana decides to make up for lost time by taking a getaway in her van to a special place for them. The trip is bumpy, and these are the moments that really bring them together.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Patricia Asensio, María Berisa
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Studio:Fcom Universidad de Navarra

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