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De la muerte de un costero
A coastal man wakes up alone, lying on the beach. The fish have become broken guitars. The mountain is calling him. When the guitars burn and the mountain goes out, the journey of the death of a coastal man will begin.
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A coastal man wakes up alone, lying on the beach. The fish have become broken guitars. The mountain is calling him. When the guitars burn and the mountain goes out, the journey of the death of a coastal man will begin.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Carlos Alberto Díaz
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:INCAA
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