Camino a la libertad

Aug 4, 2022

★ 1.5

Overview

1820. A group of patriots forge the independence of Guayaquil and Ecuador.

Genres

History

Drama

Production Companies

LebLev Ecuador

Alex Cordero Reyes

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Cast

León de Febres Cordero

Emmanuel Palomares

Gregorio Escobedo

Efraín Ruales

Ana Garaycoa de Villamil

Alejandra Paredes

José de Villamil

Juan Carlos Román

José Joaquín de Olmedo

Fabo Doja

Isabelita Morlás

Verónica Pinzón

José de Antepara

Danilo Rivadeneira

Antonio José de Sucre

Michels Skwierinski

Anunzziata

Ana Karina Casanova

Joaquín Magallar

Aarón Navia

Carmen Arbeláez

Joselyn Gallardo

Pascual Vivero

Gonzalo Gonzalo

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