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Weekender Girl 

A young southerner full of dreams, with the goal of achieving fame, finds her refuge in her alter ego "Bolitas". Despite the adversities that success entails and the obstacles that she imposes on herself, she will decide to participate in an Asian-themed festival to get closer to more people and enlarge her audience, which, despite her fears dragged from a past full of insecurities, always Show them your best version. She longs to become someone capable of acting on the day-to-day just as she does on social media, but what is stopping her from doing that?
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A young southerner full of dreams, with the goal of achieving fame, finds her refuge in her alter ego "Bolitas". Despite the adversities that success entails and the obstacles that she imposes on herself, she will decide to participate in an Asian-themed festival to get closer to more people and enlarge her audience, which, despite her fears dragged from a past full of insecurities, always Show them your best version. She longs to become someone capable of acting on the day-to-day just as she does on social media, but what is stopping her from doing that?

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