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Juan Pedro the Scyther
After fulfilling his military service, Juan Pedro returns to Daroca, his small town. He meets Carmela, an attractive gypsy arrived at the town a year ago. Despite the rumors and prejudices, the couple decides to marry.
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After fulfilling his military service, Juan Pedro returns to Daroca, his small town. He meets Carmela, an attractive gypsy arrived at the town a year ago. Despite the rumors and prejudices, the couple decides to marry.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:José Luis Gonzalvo, Miguel Rubio
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Debla Producción
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