Diosas subterráneas (Subterranean or Subversive Goddesses in English), talks about women who have been kidnapped by sexual slave traffickers in Mexico. The play tells the story of mothers looking for their daughters and finding an echo in the strength of the community.
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Las Diosas Subterráneas
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