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Machera
It tells the story of Luis Enrique Cerrada Molina, better known as Machera, an emblematic character of the Andean region, who many call the "Robin Hood of Mérida" or "The eyes of the people." A life marked by love for his mother and his partner and, in contrast, the action that unleashed the dark world of crime. Until a transcendental event marked his life to reverse his purpose and use his cunning to help the most vulnerable.
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It tells the story of Luis Enrique Cerrada Molina, better known as Machera, an emblematic character of the Andean region, who many call the "Robin Hood of Mérida" or "The eyes of the people." A life marked by love for his mother and his partner and, in contrast, the action that unleashed the dark world of crime. Until a transcendental event marked his life to reverse his purpose and use his cunning to help the most vulnerable.
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