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Dora's Explorer Girls: Our First Concert (2011)
Dora's living in the big city now and she and her friends are going to their first concert - Shakira! But, oh no! Their tickets are missing! The girls need your help to search around the city and find all five tickets.
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Dora's living in the big city now and she and her friends are going to their first concert - Shakira! But, oh no! Their tickets are missing! The girls need your help to search around the city and find all five tickets.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Chris Gifford
In Theaters:8/11/2011
Box Office:
Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:Nick Jr. Productions
Cast
Henry Lenardin-Madden
Director
Stephanie Joy
Dora (voice)
Shakira
Shakira (voice)
Jessica Conde
Alana (voice)
Giselle Monterroso
Emma (voice)
Elly Morillo
Kate (voice)
Ashley Mendola
Naiya (voice)
Pablo Napoli Borrero
Jorge /Second Place Boy /Crowd (voice)
Miriam Cruz Abuela
Abuela /Crowd (voice)
Eileen Galindo
Mami /Truck Driver /Crowd (voice)
Carlos Ibarra
Donation Clerk /Ticket Taker /Crowd (voice)
Julián Rebolledo
Señor /Street Fair Barker /Crowd (voice)
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