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Ang babaing hinugot sa aking tadyang

Starring:

Vivian Velez, Eddie Rodriguez, Ernie Garcia, Susan Valdez-LeGoff, Don Don Nakar, Ruby Anna, Ace Vergel, Efren Reyes Jr., Perla Bautista, Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia, Lucita Soriano, Tony Carreon, Odette Khan, Freddie Yance

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Drama

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