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Carnaval: La Fiesta entre la Carne y el Espíritu
Before Cuaresma there is Carnaval, the time when everyone can do whatever they want. This documentary narrated by a generation of carnival-goers together with archival footage from 50 years ago, portrays the party full of music, food, drink and color that today unites an entire people; people who then, repent for their sins.
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Before Cuaresma there is Carnaval, the time when everyone can do whatever they want. This documentary narrated by a generation of carnival-goers together with archival footage from 50 years ago, portrays the party full of music, food, drink and color that today unites an entire people; people who then, repent for their sins.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:José Alberto Osorio, Gabriel Tejada
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Asociación Cultural Indio Pishgo
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