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Angélica and Luciano
In a metaphor for opposing social classes, Angélica and Luciano navigate life as a young couple balancing school and work, going through what seems like just another ordinary day.
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In a metaphor for opposing social classes, Angélica and Luciano navigate life as a young couple balancing school and work, going through what seems like just another ordinary day.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vitor Marrom Silva
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Studio:Rabicó Produções
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