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Directed by Mariano AlvarezRosario is a beautiful and seductive woman, married to a hard-working and trusting man who never imagines his wife's double life. Despite their love, Rosario feels trapped in her marriage and seeks excitement in the arms of other men in town, including her best friend, her husband's godfather. For months, she manages to keep her secret, enjoying her clandestine encounters without her husband suspecting anything. However, one fateful afternoon, her world falls apart. Returning earlier than usual, Rosario's husband enters their home and finds the devastating image: his wife in bed with her godfather. The impact is brutal. In a fit of anger and pain, the husband confronts both of them, rage clouding his judgment. Rosario, trying to justify her actions, argues that her husband never valued her, that he always left her in the background. Still, her godfather, stunned by the betrayal, tries to calm the situation, but the tension increases. In the midst of chaos, an argument turns violent. Tragedy strikes when the husband, consumed by jealousy and despair, makes an irreversible decision. The scene becomes an instant of horror, where the echo of betrayal resonates in every corner of the house. After the tragic outcome, the town is plunged into mourning and indignation. Rosario, although guilty, becomes the center of a whirlwind of rumors and accusations. Meanwhile, the husband's family suffers loss and humiliation, and the godfather, marked by guilt, faces the reality of having betrayed his friend. Rosario's story becomes a bitter lesson about the consequences of betrayal and the pain it can cause, reminding everyone that, in the game of love and trust, decisions can have devastating repercussions.
