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31 Minutos: Especial de Navidad
At the show's studio, everyone was ready and willing to spend Christmas—the happiest day of the year—at home, but Sr. Manguera informs them that, by contract, the 31 minutos crew is obligated to put on a show. special, so they have to put one together in record time. Bodoque is in charge of looking for the gifts at Rosario Central, but he succumbs to Tío Pelado's temptation to bet them on the horse races.
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At the show's studio, everyone was ready and willing to spend Christmas—the happiest day of the year—at home, but Sr. Manguera informs them that, by contract, the 31 minutos crew is obligated to put on a show. special, so they have to put one together in record time. Bodoque is in charge of looking for the gifts at Rosario Central, but he succumbs to Tío Pelado's temptation to bet them on the horse races.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Pedro Peirano, Álvaro Díaz González, Rodrigo Salinas, Patricio Díaz, Daniel Castro
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Runtime:41 minutes
Studio:Aplaplac
Cast
Pedro Peirano, Álvaro Díaz González
Director
Pedro Peirano
Tulio Triviño / Tío Pelado / Off voice / Raúl Guantecillo (voice)
Álvaro Díaz González
Juan Carlos Bodoque/ Balón Von Bola / Rosario Central (voice)
Rodrigo Salinas
Juanín Juan Harry / Mario Hugo / Ténison Salinas (voice)
Daniel Castro
Policarpo Avendaño / Huachimingo / CCRM (voice)
Jani Dueñas
Patana Tufillo / Yeguas (voice)
Francisco Schultz
Dante Torobolino (voice)
Patricio Díaz
Guaripolo (voice)
Fernando Solís
Señor Manguera (voice)
Pablo Ilabaca
El Pascuero Acalorado (voice)
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