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¡Asu Mare! 3
The long-awaited third installment of the blockbuster Asu Mare hits theaters. Cachin and Emilia, already married, prepare to be parents. Cachín gets the long-awaited visa to the United States and together with Emilia, Coolie and Pamela they travel to Miami, where they will spend a thousand and one adventures that will turn their relationship and that of both families upside down.
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The long-awaited third installment of the blockbuster Asu Mare hits theaters. Cachin and Emilia, already married, prepare to be parents. Cachín gets the long-awaited visa to the United States and together with Emilia, Coolie and Pamela they travel to Miami, where they will spend a thousand and one adventures that will turn their relationship and that of both families upside down.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Carlos Galiano, Rasec Barragan, Jorge Ulloa
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Studio:Tondero
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