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Following the death of the mayor, an electoral campaign begins in the fictional town of Huevinco to choose a successor. A comedy-like set of situations unfolds, creating a story centred on comedian Manolo González.
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Following the death of the mayor, an electoral campaign begins in the fictional town of Huevinco to choose a successor. A comedy-like set of situations unfolds, creating a story centred on comedian Manolo González.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Tito Davison, Enrique Sanhueza, Manuel Arellano Marín
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Davison-Carter
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