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La Pulpera
During the civil war between the Unitarians and Federalists in Córdoba in 1830, the historical series La Pulpera follows Fátima, the niece of the deposed Federalist leader Juan Bautista Bustos. After her stepfather is killed by the invading army, she and other women form a spy ring to sabotage the Unitarians, led by General José María "el Manco" Paz. To carry out her plan, Fátima infiltrates enemy ranks, a risky move that leads her into a forbidden and dangerous love with Manco Paz, putting her loyalty and her life on the line.
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Las mujeres vivimos en guerra
Through the figure of Fátima, the brave owner of the pulpería "La Andaluza" in Córdoba, we travel back to 1829 to find a country in the midst of a civil war, where the men have had to go off to combat. As the niece of the recently deposed General Bustos, Fátima knows that time is running out for her and her people. She organizes the resistance from the shadows with the other women and seeks the protection of "el Manco" Paz, who has just conquered the city. A dangerous love in turbulent times.
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