
Cómo aman los chilenos
Comedy
Overview
An American journalist arrives in Chile to study the love life of the locals.
Top Cast
Sandra Solimano
Sandra Solimano
Sandra Solimano
Exequiel Lavandero
Exequiel Lavandero
Exequiel Lavandero
Soledad Pérez
Soledad Pérez
Soledad Pérez


Patricio Torres
Patricio Torres
Patricio Torres
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