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Dibu: La película
When Caro and Marce go on vacation they find a new friend, Buji, and just like Dibu, she is a cartoon animated kid. Abu, Pepe, Víctor, Leo and Dibu are left alone at home and they have quite an adventure when they decide to sign-up Dibu in a go-cart race.
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When Caro and Marce go on vacation they find a new friend, Buji, and just like Dibu, she is a cartoon animated kid. Abu, Pepe, Víctor, Leo and Dibu are left alone at home and they have quite an adventure when they decide to sign-up Dibu in a go-cart race.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Adventure, Family
Written By:Daniel Kuzniecka, Ricardo Rodríguez
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Telefe, Patagonik, Buena Vista Pictures
Cast
Alejandro Stoessel, Carlos Olivieri
Director
Cecilia Gispert
Dibu (voice)
Laura Sordi
Buji (voice)
Germán Kraus
José "Pepe" Medina
Stella Maris Closas
Marcela Medina
Alberto Anchart
Atilio Medina
Facundo Espinosa
Víctor
Andrés Ispani
Leo
Mauricio Garcia Muela
Fernando
Marcela Kloosterboer
Caro
Edward Nutkiewicz
Padre de Fernando
Hugo Cosiansi
Padre de Diego
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