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Urban symphony of the Coia neighborhood in Vigo. A physical and emotional journey through the night of a city that never stops transforming, advancing, and changing. A walk amid the noise, trying to redefine words and find a home.
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Urban symphony of the Coia neighborhood in Vigo. A physical and emotional journey through the night of a city that never stops transforming, advancing, and changing. A walk amid the noise, trying to redefine words and find a home.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gala Rodríguez Esteves
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