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El último verano 

Carlos is a university professor married 25 years, with whom he thinks is the woman of his life. Estela discover infidelity, his wife, his life crumbles and begins a new stage as a lonely man disappointed in his past.
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Carlos is a university professor married 25 years, with whom he thinks is the woman of his life. Estela discover infidelity, his wife, his life crumbles and begins a new stage as a lonely man disappointed in his past.

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