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Since the reception of a great company that makes everyone proud, every day, María tries to please people and is ignored, except for a big head. Although it seems that a friendship with him is possible, it is not enough. María needs to belong, even if it means giving up her nature and her only friend.
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Since the reception of a great company that makes everyone proud, every day, María tries to please people and is ignored, except for a big head. Although it seems that a friendship with him is possible, it is not enough. María needs to belong, even if it means giving up her nature and her only friend.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Luis Briones, Andrea Santiago
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Brujazul
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