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As part of the Bicentennial celebrations, the initiative and perseverance of Diego and Muriel, two young idealists, manage to transform into an unprecedented project: the creation of a choir of 1,800 school children of all faiths (Christian, Jewish, Muslim, evangelists, secularists), different communities (Armenian, Turkish, Galician, Basque) and all social classes.
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As part of the Bicentennial celebrations, the initiative and perseverance of Diego and Muriel, two young idealists, manage to transform into an unprecedented project: the creation of a choir of 1,800 school children of all faiths (Christian, Jewish, Muslim, evangelists, secularists), different communities (Armenian, Turkish, Galician, Basque) and all social classes.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alexis Roitman
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Subterránea Films
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