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No me pidas que no lo lamente 

In the Chile of today during a supper, a recent couple of women discusses about infidelity. They verbalize the image which they have of themselves, looking for in this apparent lucidity to justify its acts. The course at night will take them to face the theories to the practice. face desire, will power, love, guilt and condemnation.
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In the Chile of today during a supper, a recent couple of women discusses about infidelity. They verbalize the image which they have of themselves, looking for in this apparent lucidity to justify its acts. The course at night will take them to face the theories to the practice. face desire, will power, love, guilt and condemnation.

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