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A Estrelinha Mágica 

The Christmas star fell from the sky and hides in Monica's house. Monica and Cebolinha try to help the little star back to the sky. TV Special shown on 1987's Christmas Eve on TV Globo
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The Christmas star fell from the sky and hides in Monica's house. Monica and Cebolinha try to help the little star back to the sky. TV Special shown on 1987's Christmas Eve on TV Globo

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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Family, TV Movie
Directed By:Mauricio de Sousa
Written By:Arnaldo Galvão, Airon Barreto de Lacerda, Mário Mattoso Neto
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Mauricio de Sousa Produções

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