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200 Anos da Independência: Ainda tem Pendência?
A fun reinterpretation of the main landmarks and characters of the movement and what independence means for the people 200 years after the cry on the banks of the Ipiranga River.
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A fun reinterpretation of the main landmarks and characters of the movement and what independence means for the people 200 years after the cry on the banks of the Ipiranga River.
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary
Written By:R.B.Diogo, Vinicius Augusto Bozzo, Leonardo Lanna
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:Estúdios Globo, TV Verdes Mares
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