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After Isabel's death, Nicolás, her son, returns to the house where his mother lived the last years of her life accompanied by Clara. Together they remember Isabel through their vinyl collection and Nicolás discovers the truth of the bond between the two women.
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After Isabel's death, Nicolás, her son, returns to the house where his mother lived the last years of her life accompanied by Clara. Together they remember Isabel through their vinyl collection and Nicolás discovers the truth of the bond between the two women.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Violeta Méndez
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:INCAA, ENERC
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