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E.D.O : Voces de revolución
Documentary film about the Argentine hardcore band Existencia de Odio. The formation of E.D.O. in 1989, the Buenos Aires underground in those years, based on the sociopolitical context and other particular data. A great review of the entire existence of one of the most important Hardcore bands in Argentina.
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Documentary film about the Argentine hardcore band Existencia de Odio. The formation of E.D.O. in 1989, the Buenos Aires underground in those years, based on the sociopolitical context and other particular data. A great review of the entire existence of one of the most important Hardcore bands in Argentina.
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