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Una pescadora vive en la periferia de un pueblo costero; es soltera, apestosa y objeto de burlas constantes. Un día, harta de sus estirados y estrechos vecinos, encarga un marido de mimbre para ella.
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00:08La catch of the day, ¿you have?
00:11No need to shout, we can smell you a mile away.
00:13Eat my fish, you prick.
00:17What fisherwoman? Have you found a lover already?
00:21Love seems more like a burden than a prize.
00:25Sorry.
00:26It was my mother.
00:28There is no shame in spending the rest of your life alone.
00:32I will marry you.
00:43I want you to make me a husband.
00:46Go to the chapel in a month.
00:48Fine.
01:04I have come to marry you.
01:08What is that?
01:09This is my husband.
01:11Ben!
01:13They say he is strong and hard like a tree.
01:19He is mine.
01:22Ah, he has got me hard.
01:25You are the reason I live and breathe.
01:28And breathe.
01:29It is not natural.
01:30Men are not like that.
01:32An eloquent satire.
01:36You have made quite an impression.
01:38All the wives are stirred up.
01:39I don't blame her.
01:40I would ride him.
01:41Cousin.
01:44Feeling bold, are we?
01:45Fisherwoman.
01:46He has his days, I have mine, and together we have our nights.
01:52Someone is being killed?
02:07I'm going to fix the bed this afternoon.
02:13It's broken again.
02:16You're in cahoots with the natural world, huh?
02:19Mother nature gives.
02:20I just augment.
02:24You're in cahoots with the natural world.
02:24I have been m
02:24Gracias.

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