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Two Lives for Antonio Espinosa 

Alberto Espinosa, his younger brother Antonio and their friends decide to terrorize an indigenous family that's settled in their old estate. This night will result in the appearance of a mysterious figure who'll relentlessly look for revenge.
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Alberto Espinosa, his younger brother Antonio and their friends decide to terrorize an indigenous family that's settled in their old estate. This night will result in the appearance of a mysterious figure who'll relentlessly look for revenge.

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Written By:Rodrigo Fonseca, Caio D'Andrea
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