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El Patron De La Plaza 

In a region where power is measured by territoy and loyalties, the Plaza Boss rules with his hand! His control his control over the most lucrative zone has given him fame and respect, but just as many enemies. While he protects his empire, a silent threat emerges. Hidden enemies waiting for the smallest mistake to undergo a war that could destroy everything.
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In a region where power is measured by territoy and loyalties, the Plaza Boss rules with his hand! His control his control over the most lucrative zone has given him fame and respect, but just as many enemies. While he protects his empire, a silent threat emerges. Hidden enemies waiting for the smallest mistake to undergo a war that could destroy everything.

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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Simon Sanchez
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Peliculas Barba Loza

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