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On his family's farm, Gilberto keeps weapons to support the revolutionaries. When his father find out, he runs out from the hacienda to join them.
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On his family's farm, Gilberto keeps weapons to support the revolutionaries. When his father find out, he runs out from the hacienda to join them.
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Genre:History, Western
Written By:José Luis de Celis, Carlos Orellana, Ismael Rodríguez, Elvira de la Mora
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Películas Rodríguez
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