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Virgen de Guadalupe
Guadalupe emigrates from Mexico in the hope of a better future. The European dream is not what it seems, and Spain is not the friendliest place to become a mother. A series of experiences and characters around her push her to make one of the most important decisions of her life, far from her family and her roots.
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Guadalupe emigrates from Mexico in the hope of a better future. The European dream is not what it seems, and Spain is not the friendliest place to become a mother. A series of experiences and characters around her push her to make one of the most important decisions of her life, far from her family and her roots.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Viridiana Moreno García
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Studio:Preludio Films (ES)
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