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Chubby Got Guts: Mission Las Vegas 

This time, Gorda Fabiola and Polilla's witty banter moves to the city of sin, Las Vegas. Juancho decides to avenge the death of his policeman father and learns that the murderer is in town. To do so, he will have the help of Polilla and his adopted son Pachuco, who at all times will try to hide the truth of his trip from Fabiola.
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This time, Gorda Fabiola and Polilla's witty banter moves to the city of sin, Las Vegas. Juancho decides to avenge the death of his policeman father and learns that the murderer is in town. To do so, he will have the help of Polilla and his adopted son Pachuco, who at all times will try to hide the truth of his trip from Fabiola.

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Genre:Action, Comedy
Directed By:Fernando Ayllón
Written By:Alejandro Gutiérrez, Fabiola Posada, Nelson Polanía, Ángel Ayllón, Fernando Ayllón
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:TAKE ONE PRODUCTIONS

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