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Gallo corriente, gallo valiente
Two ranchers arrive in a small town to sell their horses. Along the way, they encounter an orphan boy fleeing from his abusive guardian and decide to take him back to their village in the hope of finding him a new family.
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Two ranchers arrive in a small town to sell their horses. Along the way, they encounter an orphan boy fleeing from his abusive guardian and decide to take him back to their village in the hope of finding him a new family.
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Genre:Western, Comedy, Music
Written By:Alfredo Ruanova
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Producciones Rosas Priego
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