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Cuando nadie nos visita 

The city is quiet, asleep, the human presence is only suggested. There is a visible magic, led by its ancestral inhabitants: nature, animals. From dawn to dusk, a day in this place on earth can represent all places.
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The city is quiet, asleep, the human presence is only suggested. There is a visible magic, led by its ancestral inhabitants: nature, animals. From dawn to dusk, a day in this place on earth can represent all places.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lucía Nieto Salazar
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Runtime:11 minutes
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