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En el vecindario se enteran de que se organiza un campeonato de baloncesto entre comunidades de vecinos. Belén decide darle celos a Emilio volviendo a salir con Carlos. Mauri conoce a Bea y le propone ser su nueva compañera de piso.
En el vecindario se enteran de que se organiza un campeonato de baloncesto entre comunidades de vecinos. Belén decide darle celos a Emilio volviendo a salir con Carlos. Mauri conoce a Bea y le propone ser su nueva compañera de piso.
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S2, EP3 "Érase un negocio"Emilio es presionado por José Miguel, Paco y Roberto para que se acueste con Rocío. Andrés le hace pensar a Paloma que sus diseños son lo mejor del mundo y propone a Juan y a su esposa que monten por fin el negocio.
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