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Gustavo and Gastón are two mischievous friends who call themselves compadres because they are alcohol compadres. Gustavo is a mechanic and Gaston is a plumber. They are both womanizers and fond of gambling. This situation and the abandonment in which they have their women will lead to an unexpected outcome. A sexy comedy full of good humor, tricks and humorous situations.
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Gustavo and Gastón are two mischievous friends who call themselves compadres because they are alcohol compadres. Gustavo is a mechanic and Gaston is a plumber. They are both womanizers and fond of gambling. This situation and the abandonment in which they have their women will lead to an unexpected outcome. A sexy comedy full of good humor, tricks and humorous situations.
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Cine Mexicano
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