Over four decades, two brothers in Cali juggle family duties, multiple romances and illicit businesses, transforming from poor kids to cocaine kingpins.
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Juan Pablo Urrego
Emmanuel Villegas (Joven)
Sebastián Osorio
Leonardo Villegas (Joven)
Gustavo Angarita Jr.
Emmanuel Villegas (Adulto)
Carlos-Manuel Vesga
Leonardo Villegas (Adulto)
Patricia Tamayo
Marlén Ulloa
Estefania Piñeres
Fabiola Montes
Verónica Velásquez
Nora Villegas
Laura Rodríguez
Raquel Villegas
José Julián Gaviria
Felipe Villegas
Jesús de los Ríos
Fabián Villegas
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