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Pablo makes a living writing the daily horoscope predictions. He does his job quietly and diligently, and seems like an ordinary guy. But what no one knows is that when he gets home, he has an exuberant and complicated polyamorous life.
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Pablo makes a living writing the daily horoscope predictions. He does his job quietly and diligently, and seems like an ordinary guy. But what no one knows is that when he gets home, he has an exuberant and complicated polyamorous life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Javier García Pelayo, Iván García Pelayo, Juan José Vidal, Ramiro Sonzini
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Studio:Gong Cine Argentina
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