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Artigas, Protector of the Free Peoples
Tells the story of the Chief of the Orientals from a few elements: paintings, monuments and proclamations, managing in many passages to create a strong sense of movement and reality.
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Tells the story of the Chief of the Orientals from a few elements: paintings, monuments and proclamations, managing in many passages to create a strong sense of movement and reality.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:H. García Otero, H. Asiaín Márquez, Ricardo Martínez, Enrico Gras
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Studio:Comisión Delegada del Poder Ejecutivo de Homenaje de las FF.AA de la Nación al Primer Jefe de los Orientales
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