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In the Bolivian town of Tarija, Angel has always been in love with Marcia, but she is set to marry Luigi, her father’s business manager, the next day. While her family prepares for the grand celebration, Angel and his two friends come up with a reckless plan to kidnap Marcia and stop the wedding, leading to a chaotic comedy of errors filled with misunderstandings and unexpected twists.
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In the Bolivian town of Tarija, Angel has always been in love with Marcia, but she is set to marry Luigi, her father’s business manager, the next day. While her family prepares for the grand celebration, Angel and his two friends come up with a reckless plan to kidnap Marcia and stop the wedding, leading to a chaotic comedy of errors filled with misunderstandings and unexpected twists.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rodrigo Ayala Bluske
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Studio:Toborochi Films
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