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Lucia's perfect life crumbles down the night she is beaten up by her husband. She then meets a seductive youngster, also hunted by a dark past. Their families and friends braid together in a mosaic of love, secrets and vengeance.
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Lucia's perfect life crumbles down the night she is beaten up by her husband. She then meets a seductive youngster, also hunted by a dark past. Their families and friends braid together in a mosaic of love, secrets and vengeance.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Salvador Navarro, Manuel Benito de Valle
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