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Cast

Lila Downs

as Narrador

Arturo Peimbert Calvo

as Arturo Peimbert Calvo

Juan Justino Martínez González

as Juan Justino Martínez González

Elías Santiago Hernández

as Elías Santiago Hernández

Ángel Francisco Ruiz Méndez

as Ángel Francisco Ruiz Méndez

Arcadio Arriaga Aguilar

as Arcadio Arriaga Aguilar

María De los Ángeles Santiago Sánchez

as María De los Ángeles Santiago Sánchez

Dagoberto Contreras Ruiz

as Dagoberto Contreras Ruiz

Natalio Julián Sosa

as Natalio Julián Sosa

María Mendoza

as María Mendoza

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