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Desperadas 2
The story of Desperadas 2 is about four half-sisters - Isabella, Patricia, Stephanie, and Courtney - who have another big problems in their life. They also found out that they have another half-sister, Lugaluda.
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The story of Desperadas 2 is about four half-sisters - Isabella, Patricia, Stephanie, and Courtney - who have another big problems in their life. They also found out that they have another half-sister, Lugaluda.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Roy Iglesias
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Regal Multimedia, Regal Entertainment
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