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La hora de María y el pájaro de oro
María wants to move to the city, even though her mother disappeared when she attempted to do the same. Her journey takes her to the house of an enigmatic woman who keeps her as a maid.
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María wants to move to the city, even though her mother disappeared when she attempted to do the same. Her journey takes her to the house of an enigmatic woman who keeps her as a maid.
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