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Flávio Andradde: O Azar É Meu?
In the solo show “O Azar É Meu?”, comedian Flávio Andradde walks through several unlucky stories from his life, with curious observations about moments that had everything to go wrong and in the end became a big joke. Observations of life, unlucky stories about love, and even a hint of music, form this show where bad luck is just an excuse to know that everything in life can make us smile.
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In the solo show “O Azar É Meu?”, comedian Flávio Andradde walks through several unlucky stories from his life, with curious observations about moments that had everything to go wrong and in the end became a big joke. Observations of life, unlucky stories about love, and even a hint of music, form this show where bad luck is just an excuse to know that everything in life can make us smile.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alex Alves, Flávio Andradde
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Bláblá Filmes
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