Sucupira, la comedia

Sucupira, la comedia

Sucupira, la comedia

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Sucupira, la comedia

1998- 1999

2 Seasons

22 Episodes

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Overview

A spin-off sequel of the 1996 TV series "Sucupira". The story takes place when Sucupira Mayor Federico Valdivieso, who was thought gone and buried comes out of his grave, causing confussion and chaos among the town's citizens.

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Cast & Crew

19 members

Acting

Héctor Noguera

Federico Valdivieso

Héctor Noguera

Acting

Delfina Guzmán

Mariana Montero

Delfina Guzmán

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Francisco Reyes

Esteban Onetto

Francisco Reyes

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Coca Guazzini

Luisa Lineros

Coca Guazzini

Acting

Patricia Rivadeneira

Regina Lineros

Patricia Rivadeneira

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Anita Klesky

Dora Lineros

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Pablo Schwarz

Juan Aravena

Pablo Schwarz

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Tamara Acosta

Daniela López

Tamara Acosta

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José Soza

Segundo Fabrega

José Soza

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Álvaro Morales

Raimundo Prado

Álvaro Morales

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Luis Alarcón

Ambrosio Campos

Luis Alarcón

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Amparo Noguera

Norma Órdenes

Amparo Noguera

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Francisco Melo

Diógenes Tobar

Francisco Melo

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Consuelo Holzapfel

Elena Domínguez

Consuelo Holzapfel

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Mario Montilles

Padre Damián

Mario Montilles

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Carmen Disa Gutiérrez

Olguita Marina

Carmen Disa Gutiérrez

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Ana Luz Figueroa

Carla Silva

Ana Luz Figueroa

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Catalina Olcay

Francisca Silva

Catalina Olcay

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Mauricio Pesutic

Renato Montenegro

Mauricio Pesutic

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