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Ana lives in a country town, a single mother who is surprised by the sudden death of the head of the family: her father. With the arrival of Ulises, her brother, Ana recounts her life and decides that it is better to leave everything the same as before.
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Ana lives in a country town, a single mother who is surprised by the sudden death of the head of the family: her father. With the arrival of Ulises, her brother, Ana recounts her life and decides that it is better to leave everything the same as before.
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