La Nena Cl

7.5 (2 votes)• 1996• 55m•Ended

Comedy

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An overprotective father is a roadblock in his daughter's life.

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Languages: Spanish

Director: Jorge Palaz, Alejandro Hugo Moser

Starring Cast: Valeria Britos, María Concepción César, Mariano Martínez, Rodolfo Machado, Dorismar, Romina Ricci

Cast

Valeria Britos

Margarita 'Maggie' Reyes

María Concepción César

Delia

Mariano Martínez

Axel

Rodolfo Machado

Coquito

Dorismar

Romina Ricci

Marina Skell

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