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This is a choreography performed by the actor Ricardo Santa Cruz of the Cuatrotablas theater company where, through the effect of 'chroma', parts of the actor's body limbs, such as the arm and fist, are superimposed.
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This is a choreography performed by the actor Ricardo Santa Cruz of the Cuatrotablas theater company where, through the effect of 'chroma', parts of the actor's body limbs, such as the arm and fist, are superimposed.
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