Beyond the Waves: The Ballad of Alba
On the coasts of Sinaloa, Mexico, in 1897, Alba, a mysterious fisherwoman, takes a peculiar runaway bride named Aurora aboard her rowboat. Together, they embark on an unlikely adventure across the sea to change their fate and, along the way, discover an intense awakening that will intertwine their lives forever.
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On the coasts of Sinaloa, Mexico, in 1897, Alba, a mysterious fisherwoman, takes a peculiar runaway bride named Aurora aboard her rowboat. Together, they embark on an unlikely adventure across the sea to change their fate and, along the way, discover an intense awakening that will intertwine their lives forever.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Juan Carlos Palazuelos Covarrubias, Ximena Flores Fregoso
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Studio:Horizonte Films, MINT Producciones
Cast
Juan Carlos Palazuelos Covarrubias, Ximena Flores Fregoso
Director
Mayra Batalla
Alba
Stana Carrillo
Aurora
Angélica Aragón
Older Aurora / Narrator (voice)
Jaime González Peña
Dionisio
Mario Abreu
Leopoldo
Karla Lim
Señora Ana
Lourdes Palazuelos
Señora María
Tania Mascareño
Mamá de Aurora
Alberto Solián
Esposo de Alba
Nancy Chávez
Edenny Noemí
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