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Boyacoman and the Sacred Emerald
Boyacoman lives with a nephew he had to take care of after the death of his sister. One day they receive an unexpected visit from a famous French professor and archaeologist who gives them a map that leads to a big emerald and from that moment on, a great adventure begins.
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Boyacoman lives with a nephew he had to take care of after the death of his sister. One day they receive an unexpected visit from a famous French professor and archaeologist who gives them a map that leads to a big emerald and from that moment on, a great adventure begins.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Juan Carlos Aparicio
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Dago García Producciones, Caracol Televisión, Diamond Films Colombia, Black Films Producciones
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