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Las Zetas
Chief Z is the leader of a small group of criminals made up of three pretty girls and a charismatic gay boy, it is because they are very efficient in their work that Charis, a local command officer is in search his whereabouts and he will not rest until he succeeds in arresting them.
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Chief Z is the leader of a small group of criminals made up of three pretty girls and a charismatic gay boy, it is because they are very efficient in their work that Charis, a local command officer is in search his whereabouts and he will not rest until he succeeds in arresting them.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Saúl Pérez Santana
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:MCM Studios
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