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La verdad de la lucha
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Genre:Action, Adventure
Written By:Carlos Valdemar
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Fernando Durán Rojas
Director
Mil Máscaras
Sergio Roca Dragon I / Mil Máscaras
Dos Caras
Joel Dragon II / Jorge Roca Dos Caras
Noé Murayama
Don Jose
Mónica Prado
Alfredo Gutiérrez 'El Turco'
Manuelito
Dacia González
Bruno Rey
Ana Luz Aldana
Canek
(as Kanec)
Fishman
Rafael Nuñez Contreras
El Indio Navajas (as Scorpio)
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