Barrio Esperanza - Season 1 Backdrop Blur

Top Cast

  • Mariona Terés

    Mariona Terés

    Esperanza

  • Alejo Sauras

    Alejo Sauras

  • Mariano Peña

    Mariano Peña

  • Juan Vinuesa

    Juan Vinuesa

  • Ana Jara Martínez

    Ana Jara Martínez

  • María Isabel Díaz Lago

    María Isabel Díaz Lago

  • Guillermo Campra

    Guillermo Campra

  • Carlos Librado "Nene"

    Carlos Librado "Nene"

  • Ángel Héctor Sánchez

    Ángel Héctor Sánchez

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