Campeones de la vida

Campeones de la vida

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Campeones de la vida

1999- 2000

2 Seasons

18 Episodes

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Overview

Campeones de la vida is a Mexican telenovela produced by TV Azteca in 2006 starring Gabriel Porras, Ana Seradilla and Luis Ernesto Franco.

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Pol-Ka Producciones

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Cast & Crew

8 members

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Soledad Silveyra

Clara Ulloa

Soledad Silveyra

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Osvaldo Laport

Guido Guevara

Osvaldo Laport

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Germán Kraus

Eugenio Conti

Germán Kraus

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Mariano Martínez

Valentín D'Alessandro

Mariano Martínez

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Laura Azcurra

Camila Grande

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María Valenzuela

Betina Quirurzo

María Valenzuela

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Virginia Innocenti

Azucena Gaitán

Virginia Innocenti

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Juan Carlos Calabró

Ciro D'Alessandro

Juan Carlos Calabró

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