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* SexyPriest: Well, he's not really a priest, so he's not breaking any celibacy oath. Still, some girls like him, even when to their knowledge he ''is'' the priest.
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* SexyPriest: Well, he's not really a priest, so he's not breaking any celibacy oath. Still, some girls And and Clara like him, even when to their knowledge he ''is'' the priest. priest.
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: Ana began in a wheelchair, and left it halfway the series. It happened that, even if not being a priest, somehow Coraje ''is'' capable of making miracles. Of course, he has no control over it, and does not like to be treated as a miracle man.
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: Ana began in a wheelchair, and left it halfway the series. It happened that, even if not being a priest, somehow Coraje ''is'' capable of making miracles. Of course, he has no control over it, and does not like to be treated as a miracle man.
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* LovesMyAlterEgo: Coraje falled in love with Ana Guerrico... but can't have anything with her while pretending to be a priest, nor reveal her her double identity.
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* LovesMyAlterEgo: Coraje falled in love with Ana Guerrico... Clara Guerrico, but can't have anything with her while pretending to be a priest, nor reveal her her his double identity.
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seemed so at the begining, but the appearence and actons of Peron averted this
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* IssueDrift: Inverted. As mentioned, there are several references to Peronism, but no character is actually stated to be either Peronist or anti-Peronist. Not even the mayor: what he ''really'' wants is to stay as the UltimateAuthorityMayor, without province or national interference with his rule. Somewhat, it was to be expected: aligning Peronism with either the good guys or the bad guys would have been greatly controversial.
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* AntiVillain: Amanda
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* MommasBoy: Pipo
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* DoomedByCanon: Eva Perón. Juan Domingo Perón himself visited La Cruz, to request a miracle from Juan.
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* EurekaMoment: When Clara remembered several details from here and there, and realized that the priest is Coraje
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* BeleagueredAssistant: Marcia, assistant of Ana
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* IssueDrift: Inverted. As mentioned, there are several references to Peronism, but no character is actually stated to be either Peronist or anti-Peronist. Not even the mayor: what he ''really'' wants is to stay as the UltimateAuthorityMayor, without province or national interference with his rule. Somewhat, it was to be expected: aligning Peronism with either the good guys or the bad guys would have been greatly controversial.
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* UsefulNotes/Feminism: The mayor Costa runs for reelection, and Amanda Jauregui runs against him. Costa [[EvilGloating gloated]] that she had no chances. She does. Thanks to Eva Perón (remember that the story is set in that time period, not the present), women are allowed to vote, and they are majority. And so, she began to recluit all the women of the village for political action... even the hookers.
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* UsefulNotes/Feminism: UsefulNotes/{{Feminism}}: The mayor Costa runs for reelection, and Amanda Jauregui runs against him. Costa [[EvilGloating gloated]] that she had no chances. She does. Thanks to Eva Perón (remember that the story is set in that time period, not the present), women are allowed to vote, and they are majority. And so, she began to recluit all the women of the village for political action... even the hookers.
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* UsefulNotes/Feminism: The mayor Costa runs for reelection, and Amanda Jauregui runs against him. Costa [[EvilGloating gloated]] that she had no chances. She does. Thanks to Eva Perón (remember that the story is set in that time period, not the present), women are allowed to vote, and they are majority. And so, she began to recluit all the women of the village for political action... even the hookers.
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* TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness: The secret lodge
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* DisabilityAsAnExcuseForJerkassery: Ana Guerrico.
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* LovesMyAlterEgo: Coraje falled in love with Ana Guerrico... but can't have anything with her while pretending to be a priest, nor reveal her her double identity.
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* TheUnintelligible: The "Mute", a girl of the hostel. Despite her given name, she's not mute, it's simply hard to understand her.
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* ObstructiveBureaucrat: The agent sent by the governor of the Buenos Aires province (similar to a state governor in the US), who must investigate the whole issue regarding Coraje... and the Mayor, as well.
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* HookerWithAHeartOfGold: All the girls of the hostel
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* TheRemnant: The series takes place during the rise of Peronism, but the mayor is not peronist: he's the type of rulers that dominated Argentina during the "''Infamous Decade''".
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* GeneralRipper: For the mayor, each problem he has (either if Coraje foiled his crime, or his son does not respect him, or the budget for paving the streets is a bit small) is Coraje's fault.
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'''Padre Coraje''' ("Father Coraje") is a 2004 Argentine telenovela. It takes place in the 1950s, in the remote village of La Cruz. There is an evil mayor in the village, who exploits the rural workers. They have a folk hero, Coraje, a robbed man who avenges evil. To fight against the mayor he needs to get into the village, into a position of power, but does not know how. A new Father comes to the local church, Father Juan, who is attacked. Coraje could not save him, but found what he needed: he headed to the village as the Father Juan (that nobody had seen before), and became the confident of the mayor, while still avenging evil as Coraje.
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'''Padre Coraje''' ("Father Coraje") is a 2004 Argentine telenovela. It takes place in the 1950s, in the remote village of La Cruz. There is an evil mayor in the village, who exploits the rural workers. They have a folk hero, Coraje, a robbed man who avenges evil. To fight against the mayor he needs to get into the village, into a position of power, but does not know how. A new Father comes to the local church, Father Juan, who is attacked. Coraje could not save him, but found what he needed: he headed to the village as the Father Juan (that nobody had seen before), and became the confident of the maor, while still avenging evil as Coraje.
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'''Padre Coraje''' ("Father Coraje") is a 2004 Argentine telenovela. It takes place in the 1950s, in the remote village of La Cruz. There is an evil mayor in the village, who exploits the rural workers. They have a folk hero, Coraje, a robbed man who avenges evil. To fight against the mayor he needs to get into the village, into a position of power, but does not know how. A new Father comes to the local church, Father Juan, who is attacked. Coraje could not save him, but found what he needed: he headed to the village as the Father Juan (that nobody had seen before), and became the confident of the maor, mayor, while still avenging evil as Coraje.
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* ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: The mayor staged a scene where he killed a man robbed as Coraje, and claimed that he killed him. He organized the funeral, to lower the rural worker's morale. Of course, there's no body, so he used a coffin full of rocks. What can Coraje do? He attended the funeral, as Father (he couldn't have evaded it), and an ally robbed as Coraje threatened to kill him, declaring to be alive, and ordering the mayor to open the coffin.
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'''Padre Coraje''' ("Father Coraje") is a 2004 Argentine telenovela. It takes place in the 1950s, in the remote village of La Cruz. There is an evil mayor in the village, who exploits the rural workers. They have a folk hero, Coraje, a robbed man who avenges evil. To fight against the mayor he needs to get into the village, into a position of power, but does not know how. A new Father comes to the local church, Father Juan, who is attacked. Coraje could not save him, but found what he needed: he headed to the village as the Father Juan (that nobody had seen before), and became the confident of the maor, while still avenging evil as Coraje.
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'''Padre Coraje''' ("Father Coraje") is a 2004 Argentine telenovela. It takes place in the 1950s, in the remote village of La Cruz. There is an evil mayor in the village, who exploits the rural workers. They have a folk hero, Coraje, a robbed man who avenges evil. To fight against the mayor he needs to get into the village, into a position of power, but does not know how. A new Father comes to the local church, Father Juan, who is attacked. Coraje could not save him, but found what he needed: he headed to the village as the Father Juan (that nobody had seen before), and became the confident of the maor, while still avenging evil as Coraje.Coraje.
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'''Padre Coraje''' ("Father Coraje") is a 2004 Argentine telenovela. It takes place in the 1950s, in the remote village of La Cruz. There is an evil mayor in the village, who exploits the rural workers. They have a folk hero, Coraje, a robbed man who avenges evil. To fight against the mayor he needs to get into the village, into a position of power, but does not know how. A new Father comes to the local church, Father Juan, who is attacked. Coraje could not save him, but found what he needed: he headed to the village as the Father Juan (that nobody had seen before), and became the confident of the maor, while still avenging evil as Coraje.
