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Carrossel 2: O Sumiço de Maria Joaquina
The children are invited by a Brazilian music star to one of his shows. But the trip turns into a nightmare when the villains Gonzales and Gonzalito, recently released from prison, decide to kidnap Maria Joaquina.
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The children are invited by a Brazilian music star to one of his shows. But the trip turns into a nightmare when the villains Gonzales and Gonzalito, recently released from prison, decide to kidnap Maria Joaquina.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Márcio Alemão, Mirna Nogueira
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:RioFilme, SBT, Televisa, Paris Entretenimento
Cast
Maurício Eça
Director
Larissa Manoela
Maria Joaquina Medsen
Jean Paulo Campos
Cirilo Rivera
Maisa Silva
Valéria Ferreira
Guilherme Seta
Davi Rabinovich
Fernanda Concon
Alícia Gusman
Lucas Santos
Paulo Guerra
Victória Diniz
Bibi Smith
Matheus Ueta
Kokimoto Mishima
Aysha Benelli
Laura Gianolli
Nicholas Torres
Jaime Palillo
Thomaz Costa
Daniel Zapata
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