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Ana María, la voz del valor 

This biographical film tells the story of folk singer Ana María Enrique, who was orphaned as a child when her parents were murdered by members of the Shining Path. Despite the difficult circumstances she faced, Ana María managed to overcome adversity by dedicating herself to traditional folk singing.
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This biographical film tells the story of folk singer Ana María Enrique, who was orphaned as a child when her parents were murdered by members of the Shining Path. Despite the difficult circumstances she faced, Ana María managed to overcome adversity by dedicating herself to traditional folk singing.

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