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El Inca, la Boba y el Hijo del Ladrón
Practically stripped of their own names, an old catchascanista who no longer has a place in this world, a young waitress looking for love among the travelers she serves, and a gravedigger marked by his father's crimes, flee their small town and the adjectives imposed on them
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Practically stripped of their own names, an old catchascanista who no longer has a place in this world, a young waitress looking for love among the travelers she serves, and a gravedigger marked by his father's crimes, flee their small town and the adjectives imposed on them
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Ronnie Temoche
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Runtime:104 minutes
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