The Smurfs: A Classic Cartoon Show
This article discusses the classic and timeless franchise, The Smurfs.
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Directed By:Celina Wanda Meclazcke, Guido Albornoz Quijano, Herán Vásquez, Alexander James, Emilio Ariel Almirón, Manuel Federico Perez Martins, Ayelen Patricia Baldo Gallegos, Pedro Ramón García Lavín, Julian Franceschetti, Eliana Felippini, María Emilia Winschu Jaschek, Florencia Sol Pirovani, Tomas Barbarin, Ismael Zamora, Sebastían González Zárate, Alex René Guzmán Mayora, Nahuel Vogel, Lucas Leonardo Sanzana, Carlos Andres Valle Cordon, Matías Briff, Gianina Marisol Caysahuana Campos, Lisandro Catriel Gómez Samus, María Sol Arias Landa, Ezequiel Pez, Mariela Ocampo, Pedro Serrano Gregorio
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Studio:Cátedra de Realización Cuatro, Facultad de Artes (UNLP)
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