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El Tamalon Navideño 

It tells the story of Marta and Teresa, who will face each other in the "Tamalon Navideño" contest, to find out who prepares the best tamal. To win the award, they will put their friendship of years to the test.
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It tells the story of Marta and Teresa, who will face each other in the "Tamalon Navideño" contest, to find out who prepares the best tamal. To win the award, they will put their friendship of years to the test.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Rafael Tres
Written By:Rafael Tres
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Cinema 502

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