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- De Pisa y Corre Episode #1.69 (Season 1, Episode 69)
- TV Episode |Comedy, News
De Pisa y Corre
Episode #1.69 (Season 1, Episode 69)
TV Episode |Comedy, News
Activist, Guillermo Ruíz Tomé, explains the obstacles that young people face when trying to become politicians. Manolo celebrates the 50th anniversary of Woodstock. Violence against women in Mexico increases at an alarming rate.
Director
Writers
Andrés Tovar (created by) |Manolo Carmona (written by) |Jorge Gutiérrez Chamorro |José Mercader (written by) & 2 more
Casting Director
Production Designer
See all filmmakers & crew (12)
Status
Edit Released
Updated Aug 15, 2019
Release date
Aug 15, 2019 (Mexico)
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| Cast | + Add Cast |
|---|---|
| 4 cast members |
| Name | Known for |
|---|---|
 Crystal Mendivil Self - Host Self - Host See fewer |
Ruth (I) (2017) |
| Manolo Carmona Self Self See fewer |
All of them Witches (1996) |
| Jorge Gutiérrez ChamorroSelf - Correspondent Self - Correspondent See fewer |
De Pisa y Corre (2019) |
| Guillermo Ruíz Tomé Self Self See fewer |
De Pisa y Corre (2019) |
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