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El deseo de vivir 

Medina is the prototype Rolo Playboy: millionaire playboy and sophisticated. However, sometimes is lonely at the top. But everything changes when he suffers a series of accidents and always be the same girl to save. The downside is that the lady in question is married, and her husband is a doctor who will devise a strange revenge against the young astray. Along the way, Rolo will discover the meaning of life and love.
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Medina is the prototype Rolo Playboy: millionaire playboy and sophisticated. However, sometimes is lonely at the top. But everything changes when he suffers a series of accidents and always be the same girl to save. The downside is that the lady in question is married, and her husband is a doctor who will devise a strange revenge against the young astray. Along the way, Rolo will discover the meaning of life and love.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Julio Saraceni
Written By:Rodolfo M. Taboada
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Producciones Cinematográficas 70

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