Discovering Self-Identity in Santa Girl
One young woman with an unusual background tries to find and establish herself in the real world, which isn't exactly as festive as she hoped it would be.
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Miluska works performing musical shows for a tourist hotel in southern Peru, where she meets Don Mauro, a respectable gentleman who admires her. Carlos Reyes, Don Mauro's former business partner, offers Miluska a job performing at his hotel in another province. She accepts, unaware that she is about to fall into a trap from which she will find it difficult to escape.
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Miluska works performing musical shows for a tourist hotel in southern Peru, where she meets Don Mauro, a respectable gentleman who admires her. Carlos Reyes, Don Mauro's former business partner, offers Miluska a job performing at his hotel in another province. She accepts, unaware that she is about to fall into a trap from which she will find it difficult to escape.
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