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"The first Chilean cowboy's movie with "Che Copete" as "Ladilla Kid""

"Che Copete" now plays "Ladilla Kid", who by mistake replaces a bloody assassin named "El Vengador". "El Vengador del Hoyo" is the first cowboy video-production that contains everything a great gunslingers film has: duels, fights, shootings, blood, and of course a whole lot of laughs.

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  • Ernesto Belloni

    Ernesto Belloni

    Ladilla Kid

Overview

"Che Copete" now plays "Ladilla Kid", who by mistake replaces a bloody assassin named "El Vengador". "El Vengador del Hoyo" is the first cowboy video-production that contains everything a great gunslingers film has: duels, fights, shootings, blood, and of course a whole lot of laughs.

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Pardners

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Ramrod

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