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Armando doesn't tell his wife Alícia that he is estranged. As it happens, she is looking for both herself and the man she wants to marry, and between the two of them the relationship is destroyed.
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Armando doesn't tell his wife Alícia that he is estranged. As it happens, she is looking for both herself and the man she wants to marry, and between the two of them the relationship is destroyed.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alberto Vázquez Figueroa
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Studio:Blau Films S.A., Audio Video Producciones de América
Cast
Arturo Martínez
Director
María José Cantudo
Alicia Jordán
Andrés García
Darío
Julio Alemán
Armando Andreu
María Kosty
Raquel
Blanca Lidia Muñoz
María (criada)
Valentín Paredes
Mario
Rocío Muñoz
Criada
Carlos Bravo y Fernández 'Carlhillos'
Empleado de Alicia
Arturo Martínez III
Sergio niño
Humberto Cravioto
Cantante
Leonardo González
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