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- Previous episode S20E10 - Qué será, será
- Number S20E11
- Country Spain
- Original language Spanish
- Genres Comedy, Drama, Family, Romance
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Video : Cinco razones para odiar la Navidad
Nochebuena de 1990. Antonio y Mercedes se enfrentan a sus primeras Navidades separados. Llevan nueve meses viviendo alejados y ambos muy centrados en sus vidas profesionales.
Antonio ha alquilado el local de Ramón y ha ampliado su negocio de viajes. Por su parte, Mercedes también ha apostado por construir una nueva vida y crear su propia marca de ropa.
Inés parece haber sacudido su tristeza de encima y sigue dando clases en la escuela de teatro. Toni no ha parado de cambiar pañales y está deseando recuperar, cuanto antes, su vida de pareja. Mientras, María empieza Medicina en la Universidad y continúa su relación con Salva.
Aunque en estas fechas señaladas todos tienen sus motivos para odiar la Navidad, Antonio está dispuesto a enterrar el “hacha de guerra” y organizar una cena para reunir a toda la familia como en los viejos tiempos.
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