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Everybody knows how to dance
Mónica meets Joaquín in a bar to tell him about the strange phenomenon that is happening to her: everyday everyone around her starts to dance out of nowhere.
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Mónica meets Joaquín in a bar to tell him about the strange phenomenon that is happening to her: everyday everyone around her starts to dance out of nowhere.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Óscar Reyes García
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Runtime:10 minutes
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