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Ciudad de los reyes 

X arrives in Lima to rescue Karla, who is now forced into prostitution on the streets of downtown Lima by Beto, with whom she has a child. Upon arriving in downtown Lima, X settles in an old neighborhood, learning to live among the lower classes and survive in the underworld of Lima's nightlife. Miguel Eduardo Sandoval Ramírez, "Chino Miky," is a marginalized young man from Lima who, fed up with his precarious economic situation, decides to work as a hitman for a drug trafficker known as El Colombiano.
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X arrives in Lima to rescue Karla, who is now forced into prostitution on the streets of downtown Lima by Beto, with whom she has a child. Upon arriving in downtown Lima, X settles in an old neighborhood, learning to live among the lower classes and survive in the underworld of Lima's nightlife. Miguel Eduardo Sandoval Ramírez, "Chino Miky," is a marginalized young man from Lima who, fed up with his precarious economic situation, decides to work as a hitman for a drug trafficker known as El Colombiano.

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Directed By:Antonio Rujel
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Runtime:73 minutes
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Antonio Rujel

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Patricio VIllavicencio

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Sofía Bogani

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Gustavo Cerrón

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Gilberto Torres

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Sergio Galliani

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Reynaldo Arenas

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Marisela Puicón

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Angel Calvo

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Ricardo Mejía

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William Luna

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