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31 Minutos: Festival de Triviña
Tulio accepts the mayor's invitation to host his own festival within the Viña Festival, but the rest of the team is very scared by the presence of the famous "Monster" of the festival.
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Tulio accepts the mayor's invitation to host his own festival within the Viña Festival, but the rest of the team is very scared by the presence of the famous "Monster" of the festival.
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Genre:Music, Family, Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Pedro Peirano, Álvaro Díaz González, Daniel Castro, Lorena Penjean
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Aplaplac, Chilevisión
Cast
Alex Hernández, Álvaro Díaz González, Pedro Peirano
Director
Pedro Peirano
Tulio Triviño (voice)
Álvaro Díaz González
Juan Carlos Bodoque (voice)
Rodrigo Salinas
Juanín Juan Harry/ Mario Hugo / John Quijada / Lechosino (voice)
Daniel Castro
Policarpo Avendaño / CCRM / Huachimingo (voice)
Patricio Díaz
Guaripolo / El Monstruo (voice)
Jani Dueñas
Patana Tufillo / The distant relative of Kermit the Frog (voice)
Francisco Schultz
Dante Torobolino (voice)
Pablo Ilabaca
Freddy Turbina / Singer Pepe Lota / Perro Duque (voice)
Fernando Solís
God / Líder de los Bulliciosos (voice)
Pedro Piedra
Singer
Camilo Salinas
Talker Pepe Lota (voice)
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