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El Andariego, historia de un grupo vocal
A documentary that takes viewers on a journey to rediscover one of the most important avant-garde groups in the history of Argentine popular music: Los Andariegos. Journalist Santiago Giordano guides the viewer through the life and work of those who marked a turning point in folklore as a genre. Through the direct testimony of the protagonists of that golden era, including the voices of other generations, the documentary explores how they were influenced in different ways by this legacy.
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A documentary that takes viewers on a journey to rediscover one of the most important avant-garde groups in the history of Argentine popular music: Los Andariegos. Journalist Santiago Giordano guides the viewer through the life and work of those who marked a turning point in folklore as a genre. Through the direct testimony of the protagonists of that golden era, including the voices of other generations, the documentary explores how they were influenced in different ways by this legacy.
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Written By:Silvia Majul, Josefina Marcel
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