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Solo para mujeres
Solo para mujeres is the mexican equivalent of Chippendales, with the peculiarity that virtually all of it's members are male celebrities from telenovelas. Up to 2020, the show keeps lauching presentations.
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Solo para mujeres is the mexican equivalent of Chippendales, with the peculiarity that virtually all of it's members are male celebrities from telenovelas. Up to 2020, the show keeps lauching presentations.
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