Three extremely courageous women stand up to one of the bloodiest dictators in Latin American history.
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Cast
Mariano Hueter
Director
Leandro Ipiña
Director
Inés París
Director
Belén Rueda
Pilar Macías
Essined Aponte
Dede Mirabal
Guillermo Toledo
Asier Oyamburu
Mercedes Sampietro
Arantxa Oyamburu (1999)
Héctor Noas
Petan Trujillo
Camila Issa
Maria Teresa Mirabal
Alina Robert
Patria Mirabal
Sandy Hernandez
Minerva Mirabal
Susana Abaitua
Arantxa Oyamburu
Luis Alberto García
Rafael Leónidas Trujillo
Maridalia Hernández
Doña Chea Mirabal
Alejandra Borrero
Gretchen
Mario Espitia
Pedro Gonzalez
Biassini Segura
Jaime Fernandez
Jairo Camargo
Don Enrique Mirabal
Luis Fernando Gil
Negro
Antonio Cantillo
Manolo Tavares
Jonathan Bedoya
Leandro
Pablo Bossi
Writer
Juan Pablo Buscarini
Writer
Juan Matias Carballo
Writer
Gabriel Nicoli
Writer
Azucena Rodriguez
Writer
Ricardo Rodriguez
Writer
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I'm actually shocked this series was given the green light. In todays political and social climate, it's almost scary to think that writers thought it was okay to FULLY whitewash the story of these Latinx women. I mean ... a white Spaniard woman was behind the assassination of Trujillo!? Come on. The Trujillo era was so dark, inhumane and ghastly that we really didn't need the extra plots (The Gypsy show ... really???) to bring the story home. It's also SICKENING that the perejil massacre was a 5 min shot in one episode. Overall, awful series... the filler stories are cringe and offer nothing.