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Chiquititas: Rincón de Luz 

It tells the story of orphans forced to work on a farm run by Colonel Juan Ignacio de Cabreras and Marga. Belén, through the book recommended to her by Tok and the Wise Old Man, meets Alejo, who lived with a boy named Felipe. One of the girls, Camila, secretly met with Felipe every night. But the colonel was interested in a cave containing very expensive diamonds, until finally, the diamonds belong to Belén. It's a story full of magic and song.
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It tells the story of orphans forced to work on a farm run by Colonel Juan Ignacio de Cabreras and Marga. Belén, through the book recommended to her by Tok and the Wise Old Man, meets Alejo, who lived with a boy named Felipe. One of the girls, Camila, secretly met with Felipe every night. But the colonel was interested in a cave containing very expensive diamonds, until finally, the diamonds belong to Belén. It's a story full of magic and song.

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Genre:Adventure, Family, Drama, TV Movie
Directed By:José Luis Massa
Written By:Marcela Guerty, Patricia Maldonado, María Alejandra Ferrara, Daniel García Molt
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Telefe

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