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Directed By:Gianfranco Quattrini, Diego Panich, Vicky Biagiola, Liliana Romero, Dieguillo Fernández, Diego Sabanés, Hernán Belón, Tatiana Merenuk, Diego Medina Creimer, Marcelo Brigante, Javier Argüello, Alberto Ponce, Javier Demaria, Rodrigo Grande, Gregorio Cramer, Agustín Torre, Nicolas Theodossiou, Maximiliano González, Gonzalo Suarez Echenique, Pablo Belzagui
Written By:Gianfranco Quattrini, Diego Sabanés, Dieguillo Fernández, Liliana Romero, Vicky Biagiola, Hernán Belón, Tatiana Merenuk, Diego Medina Creimer, Diego Panich, Javier Argüello, Fredy Torres, Alberto Ponce, Maximiliano González, Rodrigo Grande, Javier Demaria, Agustín Torre, Gregorio Cramer, Matias Oks, Gonzalo Suarez Echenique, Carlos Schilling, Pablo Belzagui
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Runtime:206 minutes
Studio:INCAA
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Gianfranco Quattrini, Diego Panich, Vicky Biagiola, Liliana Romero, Dieguillo Fernández, Diego Sabanés, Hernán Belón, Tatiana Merenuk, Diego Medina Creimer, Marcelo Brigante, Javier Argüello, Alberto Ponce, Javier Demaria, Rodrigo Grande, Gregorio Cramer, Agustín Torre, Nicolas Theodossiou, Maximiliano González, Gonzalo Suarez Echenique, Pablo Belzagui
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Márgara Alonso
(Segmento: Alma Zen)
Iván Espeche
(Segmento: Alma Zen)
Osvaldo Bonet
(Segmento: Alma Zen)
Christopher Garrison
(Segmento: Alma Zen)
Fernando Margenet
(Segmento: Alma Zen)
Ignacio Rodríguez de Anca
(Segmento: Alma Zen)
Eugenia Guerty
(Segmento: ¡Ratas!)
Claudio Quinteros
(Segmento: ¡Ratas!)
Sandra Molinari
(Segmento: ¡Ratas!)
Darío Lucheta
(Segmento: ¡Ratas!)
Diana Lelez
(Segmento: Tanto te gusta ese hombre)
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