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Celeste... no es un color
Celeste, who was abandoned by her fiancé on her wedding day, receives help from a celestial being. The intervention of this being changes everything and her problems are fixed by returning to enjoy what she had. Great, Lina Morgan playing Celeste and the 427. The 427 is an angel who needs to pass a test to ascend, for this she is sent to earth to help Celeste. Celeste, who lives with her friend Marga, who has no job, was abandoned on her wedding day by her husband. The 427 will help her reunite with love and more.
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Celeste, who was abandoned by her fiancé on her wedding day, receives help from a celestial being. The intervention of this being changes everything and her problems are fixed by returning to enjoy what she had. Great, Lina Morgan playing Celeste and the 427. The 427 is an angel who needs to pass a test to ascend, for this she is sent to earth to help Celeste. Celeste, who lives with her friend Marga, who has no job, was abandoned on her wedding day by her husband. The 427 will help her reunite with love and more.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Roberto Romero
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Runtime:125 minutes
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