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Anela
Anela is a conceptual, cinematic work in which Belén Aguilera turns pop into a dreamlike journey through identity, fear, and vulnerability, tracing the search for an Arcadia that may have never truly existed.
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Anela is a conceptual, cinematic work in which Belén Aguilera turns pop into a dreamlike journey through identity, fear, and vulnerability, tracing the search for an Arcadia that may have never truly existed.
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Genre:Music, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Belén Aguilera
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Studio:Santa Monica Films
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