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Rosa Blanca is a Spanish singer and dancer hired for a show in Mexico. She travels with her twin sister, Blanca, but goes undercover as a surprise in the show. The twins also use their resemblance to confuse Herman, a young Mexican-Rosa Blanca's love, and also live moments of tension when receiving a death threat.
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Rosa Blanca is a Spanish singer and dancer hired for a show in Mexico. She travels with her twin sister, Blanca, but goes undercover as a surprise in the show. The twins also use their resemblance to confuse Herman, a young Mexican-Rosa Blanca's love, and also live moments of tension when receiving a death threat.
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