Carabobo Caminos De Libertad

Under the command of the Liberator Simón Bolívar, on June 24, 1821, the patriotic army fought to the death against the forces loyal to the Spanish crown with the goal of achieving, at all costs, the independence of Venezuela.

Cast

Juvel Vielma

Pedro Durán

Gustavo Camacho

Henry Soto

Alexandra Braun

Alberto Alifa

Ramón Hinojosa

Aníbal Grunn

Asdrúbal Blanco

Adolfo Cubas

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