Thais Villas
Self - Host
Eva Soriano
Self - Collaborator
Victoria Martín
Self - Collaborator
Susi Caramelo
Self - Collaborator
Nerea Perez de las Heras
Self - Collaborator
Las que faltaban is a comedy, news series that first aired in 2019 exploring themes of political activism, feminism, feminist, social activism, feminist activism, full of woman. it stars Thais Villas, Eva Soriano, Victoria Martín.
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