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Juan Pablo, a young and egocentric trumpeter who becomes obsessed with Bruno Ruiz, an acclaimed jazz teacher who denies him being part of his orchestra, this leads the young musician to compulsively blind himself in order to be accepted.
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Juan Pablo, a young and egocentric trumpeter who becomes obsessed with Bruno Ruiz, an acclaimed jazz teacher who denies him being part of his orchestra, this leads the young musician to compulsively blind himself in order to be accepted.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Miguel Angel Lozano
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