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What's Your Sign Name? poster

What's Your Sign Name? 

Matias is a boy who suffers from hearing loss, and one day without expecting it while he was looking for a book, fate had something new in store for him when he was introduced to Carlos, a handsome young man who was smitten from the moment he saw him and who makes a good strategy to surprise him and make him call him to ask him out, without knowing that Matias is deaf. What will Carlos' reaction be when he finds out?
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Matias is a boy who suffers from hearing loss, and one day without expecting it while he was looking for a book, fate had something new in store for him when he was introduced to Carlos, a handsome young man who was smitten from the moment he saw him and who makes a good strategy to surprise him and make him call him to ask him out, without knowing that Matias is deaf. What will Carlos' reaction be when he finds out?

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