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Mi Borinquen querido 

Rosita is a young Puerto Rican woman, beautiful but for her scarred face, which she views as a curse. She ignores the men who serenade her nightly for a manipulative man who pursues her for the money she inherited.
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Rosita is a young Puerto Rican woman, beautiful but for her scarred face, which she views as a curse. She ignores the men who serenade her nightly for a manipulative man who pursues her for the money she inherited.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Juan Orol
Written By:Juan Orol
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Producciones Juan Orol, Caribe Films

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