Trinidad
Western · Action · Crime
Overview
Trinidad flees persecution in Spain for the wild west. Along the way, she earns renown for her weapons skills but also becomes a target of enemies, such as the widow Bronson.
Top Cast


Gabriela Andrada
Gabriela Andrada
Trinidad
Gabriela Andrada
Trinidad


Paz Vega
Paz Vega
Paz Vega
Sofía Allepuz
Sofía Allepuz
Sofía Allepuz


Karla Sofía Gascón
Karla Sofía Gascón
Karla Sofía Gascón


Milena Smit
Milena Smit
Milena Smit


Guillermo Bedward
Guillermo Bedward
Guillermo Bedward
James Giblin
James Giblin
James Giblin


Antonio Dechent
Antonio Dechent
Antonio Dechent


Alfonso Sánchez
Alfonso Sánchez
Alfonso Sánchez
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