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El Domador de la Llanura
In the midst of the color and rhythm of the plains, with the description of herds and festive practices of the “coleo”, a horse trainer tells the story of his father, a liberal bandit from the time of Guadalupe Salcedo. Through a love story, the life of a typical family from a beautiful and unexplored region of the country is told: the Eastern Plains. A boy and a beautiful girl are the other characters that complete the picture of evocations.
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In the midst of the color and rhythm of the plains, with the description of herds and festive practices of the “coleo”, a horse trainer tells the story of his father, a liberal bandit from the time of Guadalupe Salcedo. Through a love story, the life of a typical family from a beautiful and unexplored region of the country is told: the Eastern Plains. A boy and a beautiful girl are the other characters that complete the picture of evocations.
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