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Un Paseo Funesto
Blanca Rodríguez, worried about her brother's health, decides to travel with her daughter, trusted friends, and relatives to check on her brother's health. What they don't know is that this would be their last walk, as they would meet the end of their lives in a tragic and mysterious way. All of this stems from a spell that first took the life of the sick man and then several others, turning into a truly fateful walk.
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Blanca Rodríguez, worried about her brother's health, decides to travel with her daughter, trusted friends, and relatives to check on her brother's health. What they don't know is that this would be their last walk, as they would meet the end of their lives in a tragic and mysterious way. All of this stems from a spell that first took the life of the sick man and then several others, turning into a truly fateful walk.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Mireya Díaz
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Studio:Sonofilms
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