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El club de los 50 

After having spent more than 25/30 years in music, six rockers, each in their own way, walk this winding and mysterious path of creation. How difficult it is for them to get out to work in the face of a changing system. The film tells his deepest thoughts about music. We see them at home, in small shows where only a few friends and a few fans attend. Also great shows, where the whole world applauds them. The film portrays the problem of being geniuses and how difficult it is to make a living from music while being authentic.
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After having spent more than 25/30 years in music, six rockers, each in their own way, walk this winding and mysterious path of creation. How difficult it is for them to get out to work in the face of a changing system. The film tells his deepest thoughts about music. We see them at home, in small shows where only a few friends and a few fans attend. Also great shows, where the whole world applauds them. The film portrays the problem of being geniuses and how difficult it is to make a living from music while being authentic.

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Genre:Documentary, Music
Directed By:Sergio Costantino
Written By:Sergio Costantino
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Buen Día Films

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