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Amber, Juan's daughter, disappears one night in a storm, after being punished by her father, when he discovered that she stole a condor's egg. He spends his life looking for her, until he understands that when we leave we don't disappear, we just change.
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Amber, Juan's daughter, disappears one night in a storm, after being punished by her father, when he discovered that she stole a condor's egg. He spends his life looking for her, until he understands that when we leave we don't disappear, we just change.
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