Top Cast
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Ruth Gabriel
Lidia
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Darío Ibarra
Dani
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Alexandra Jiménez
Paula
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Fele Martínez
Raúl
Overview
When Paula’s painful breakup with Raúl causes her to stop seeing his son Dani, Paula will have no choice but to challenge a hypocritical legal system that ignores the custody rights of a loving, non-biological parent.
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