Piroberta wants to fulfill the American dream and live in the United States, to achieve this she plans to leave on her new motorcycle. Unfortunately the motorcycle is retained by the police and she doesn't have the money to get it back, so she turns to the witch Dioselina, who recommends certain types of jobs with which she makes a profit.
René Castellanos
Director
Julian Madrid
Piroberta
Gustavo Villanueva
Dioselina / Alvareto
Kenny Astudillo
Sandra
José Luis Mesa
Chuky Manuel
Viviana Ruíz Restrepo
Verónica
Viandka Carrillo
Yuly
Lina Caterine Villanueva
Erika
Diego Fernando Restrepo Barbetti
Doble Dioselina / Doble Alvareto / Vigilante / Extra Tránsito
Carlos Alberto Pelaéz Escobar
Policía 1 (Felipe)
Luis Eduardo Duque
Policía 2
José Luna Sanabria
Policía 3
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