
Matria
Drama
Overview
Ramona lives with a husband with whom she barely communicates and works in a canning factory with an abusive supervisor.
Top Cast
Francisca Iglesias Bouzón
Francisca Iglesias Bouzón
Ramona
Francisca Iglesias Bouzón
Ramona
Eulogia Chaves
Eulogia Chaves
Eulogia Chaves
Sara Dios
Sara Dios
Sara Dios
Pilar Fragua
Pilar Fragua
Pilar Fragua
Ramón Martínez
Ramón Martínez
Ramón Martínez
Marta Resille
Marta Resille
Marta Resille
Janet Romero
Janet Romero
Janet Romero
Verónica Teira
Verónica Teira
Verónica Teira
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