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Rosa, a rebellious girl afraid of being poor, is forced by her mother to marry the mayor to maintain her social status. The girl refuses; then, deceiving everyone, she agrees. The gardener offers to help her and elope to be her husband. Rosa does not accept him but escapes with him right before the wedding. Her mother, to avoid public ridicule, says that her daughter has been taken by God and that she is an anointed one.
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Rosa, a rebellious girl afraid of being poor, is forced by her mother to marry the mayor to maintain her social status. The girl refuses; then, deceiving everyone, she agrees. The gardener offers to help her and elope to be her husband. Rosa does not accept him but escapes with him right before the wedding. Her mother, to avoid public ridicule, says that her daughter has been taken by God and that she is an anointed one.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Argenis Herrera Sánchez
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Spectral2013

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