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Gonzalo's Parents were massacred in cold blood by Ramon Arriaga. Gonzalo grows up under the shadow of a humble family but still mantaininf the idea of taking revenge on the person who killed his parents.
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Gonzalo's Parents were massacred in cold blood by Ramon Arriaga. Gonzalo grows up under the shadow of a humble family but still mantaininf the idea of taking revenge on the person who killed his parents.
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Written By:Saúl Pérez Santana
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