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Marcelo Fernandez, also known as "El Marce Show", creates a YouTube channel for recreational purposes without knowing that said action would lead to the attraction of hundreds of thousands of followers who would mobilize social media at the sound of "Dale!".
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Marcelo Fernandez, also known as "El Marce Show", creates a YouTube channel for recreational purposes without knowing that said action would lead to the attraction of hundreds of thousands of followers who would mobilize social media at the sound of "Dale!".
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