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El Coco 2 

With the arrival of a new and mysterious inmate, known as El Coco, fear grips the place: stormy nights, unexplained deaths, and an atmosphere charged with tension. Desperate authorities turn to a unique group of comical prisoners to uncover the truth. Can they save themselves from this sinister creature?
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With the arrival of a new and mysterious inmate, known as El Coco, fear grips the place: stormy nights, unexplained deaths, and an atmosphere charged with tension. Desperate authorities turn to a unique group of comical prisoners to uncover the truth. Can they save themselves from this sinister creature?

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dago García
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Dago García Producciones

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