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Lucia and Maria are two friends who share everything. Everything except Pablo, Maria's boyfriend. Lucia devises a plan to make Pablo her own while getting María a new boyfriend.
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Lucia and Maria are two friends who share everything. Everything except Pablo, Maria's boyfriend. Lucia devises a plan to make Pablo her own while getting María a new boyfriend.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Carlos Asorey, Fernando León de Aranoa, Antonio del Real
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Canal+ España, Bridas, Venevisión, Tele 5, Sogetel
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