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The alcoholic Zapote discovers that his sister has to work at a cabaret to support him; when he tries to fix the situation, the police shut down the illegal business, and he ends up resorting to theft alongside his buddy 'El Flaco'.
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The alcoholic Zapote discovers that his sister has to work at a cabaret to support him; when he tries to fix the situation, the police shut down the illegal business, and he ends up resorting to theft alongside his buddy 'El Flaco'.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fernando Galiana
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Runtime:80 minutes
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