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Lupita and Toña work as housemaids at the Ruíz Palacio’s house, an aristocratic Mexican family. For a long time they have been mistreated and poorly paid. They’re now fed up with the abuse and lack of respect they get from their employers.
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Lupita and Toña work as housemaids at the Ruíz Palacio’s house, an aristocratic Mexican family. For a long time they have been mistreated and poorly paid. They’re now fed up with the abuse and lack of respect they get from their employers.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Diego Muñoz
Written By:Lino Georg von Saenger, Diego Muñoz
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Río Negro Producciones

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Diego Muñoz

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Giovanna Zacarías

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Amorita Rasgado

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Lisset

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Matías del Castillo

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