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Sopaipillas Pasadas
Lucía, looking to get ahead with her son, Álvaro, begins to sell his failed sopaipillas to drunken men at a Pool Bar in his area.
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Lucía, looking to get ahead with her son, Álvaro, begins to sell his failed sopaipillas to drunken men at a Pool Bar in his area.
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Genre:Family, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Juan Muñoz
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Juan Films, Perro Feo
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