RANGEL
Adolfo Rangel is a 19-year old Venezuelan boy with an American Dream of becoming a professional basketball player who works in a carwash while trying to achieve his goal. The greatest opportunity that comes to his life… Set in Maracaibo, Venezuela. A team called “THE WOLVES” just kicked out their best player, Jesus Gutierrez just two months before the big tournament. The coach of the team, Carlos Romero will give Rangel the shot of his life to join the team and to show his skills to everybody. Rangel also will meet a Spanish girl called Rebeca Martinez who becomes his best friend and love interest.
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