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El hombre perfecto 

Lety, a beautiful young woman, has an extremely jealous nature that is irritating her handsome, easy-going fiancé, Joaquin, Lety enlists her friend Martha to try and trap Joaquin. Joaquin, annoyed at Lety's attempt to catch him, decides to teach her a lesson, and disappears. Panicked, Lety tries to find him and realizes that she had the perfect man all along.
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Lety, a beautiful young woman, has an extremely jealous nature that is irritating her handsome, easy-going fiancé, Joaquin, Lety enlists her friend Martha to try and trap Joaquin. Joaquin, annoyed at Lety's attempt to catch him, decides to teach her a lesson, and disappears. Panicked, Lety tries to find him and realizes that she had the perfect man all along.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Leopoldo Laborde
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Runtime:97 minutes
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