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Autumn 

Joaquín moves to a new apartment and falls in love with his neighbor Raquel. Three months go by and Joaquín still doesn't dare to speak to her, he is content to listen to her play the violin at the same time every day. It is December and finally Joaquín decides to leave a letter under her door inviting her to dinner, but Raquel has died two months ago.
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Joaquín moves to a new apartment and falls in love with his neighbor Raquel. Three months go by and Joaquín still doesn't dare to speak to her, he is content to listen to her play the violin at the same time every day. It is December and finally Joaquín decides to leave a letter under her door inviting her to dinner, but Raquel has died two months ago.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Hazel Cárdenas
Written By:Venancio Villalobos
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Studio:Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes

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