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La Fiesta De Los Perrones
The mafia has to end in a place where they will gather together to have fun. When the supposed "party of the badasses" occurs, official groups in disagreement hire a specialist with the assignment of eliminating the "obstacles": LA ALACRANA, who will make everyone feel her force in "La Fiesta De Los Perrones!"
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The mafia has to end in a place where they will gather together to have fun. When the supposed "party of the badasses" occurs, official groups in disagreement hire a specialist with the assignment of eliminating the "obstacles": LA ALACRANA, who will make everyone feel her force in "La Fiesta De Los Perrones!"
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:José Ramón Nevarez
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Laguna Films
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