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Conflictos en red (2005-2005)

Premiere:
April 18, 2005

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 13

Finale:
July 11, 2005

Creators:
Ariel Epstein
Guillermo Otero

Original Title:
Conflictos en red

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Telefe

Countries:
AR

Overview from TheMovieDB

Family life at the beginning of your career does not bode well at all. Everyone wishes the newlyweds a long and happy love, but no one has any idea what will happen in a year or two! As a result, after three years of marriage, Pablo and Flor separate. Pablo will lose interest in his beloved and decides to share his happiness with Lucía. However, Flor tries with all her might to bring her man home. The attempts are in vain. Flor soon meets another man: Lautaro, whom she marries. It would seem that everything is fine again, but old love returns to haunt the main characters. She returns again and again.

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Production

Director:
Sebastián Valiño
Nicolás Goldar Parodi
Alfredo Stuart

Editor:
Lorenzo Bombicci

Executive Producer:
Ariel Epstein

Idea:
Guillermo Otero

Producer:
Guillermo Otero
Horacio Guerrico
Luján Pflaum

Sound Designer:
Augusto Hernández Bruechet

Visual Effects Producer:
Sebastián Bucarey

Writer:
Marcos Osorio Vidal
Andrea Marra

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