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In the pueblo of Hidalgo, Texas, resides Don Berna Garcia, who is in love with an engaged woman. When he finds out that his enamored is going to get married, he kills her and thus begins Chavita's revenge.
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In the pueblo of Hidalgo, Texas, resides Don Berna Garcia, who is in love with an engaged woman. When he finds out that his enamored is going to get married, he kills her and thus begins Chavita's revenge.
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Genre:Action, Western
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Producciones Zacatecas
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