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Hazaña El Deporte Vive: Hugo Sanchez - Rey De Espana (2005)
From a very young age, Hugo Sánchez made it clear that he had come into this world to aim high. By winning his first professional soccer scoring title during the 1978–79 season, he set a new standard in the world of professional soccer. Hugo Sánchez defined an era, scoring every kind of goal imaginable; his career with Real Madrid is the stuff of legend. Here, at last, is a golden opportunity to witness the unfolding of that legend, time and time again.
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From a very young age, Hugo Sánchez made it clear that he had come into this world to aim high. By winning his first professional soccer scoring title during the 1978–79 season, he set a new standard in the world of professional soccer. Hugo Sánchez defined an era, scoring every kind of goal imaginable; his career with Real Madrid is the stuff of legend. Here, at last, is a golden opportunity to witness the unfolding of that legend, time and time again.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:León Krauze
In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Xenon Pictures, Clío, Televisa
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