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Jorel's Brother Christmas Special: Santa's Brother 

The family gathers on Christmas Eve for a great supper, with flashing lights and special dinnerware. Carlos Felino is sad because he was hired to write a Christmas album, but he does not understand the special date. Jorel’s Brother and Lara join on a mission to inspire the musician by visiting several houses and different ways to celebrate Christmas. That is when they find out that someone is exchanging Santa Claus’ gifts for humble souvenirs! Would this criminal have any connection with Granny Juju’s Christmas towel legend? Let’s find out!
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The family gathers on Christmas Eve for a great supper, with flashing lights and special dinnerware. Carlos Felino is sad because he was hired to write a Christmas album, but he does not understand the special date. Jorel’s Brother and Lara join on a mission to inspire the musician by visiting several houses and different ways to celebrate Christmas. That is when they find out that someone is exchanging Santa Claus’ gifts for humble souvenirs! Would this criminal have any connection with Granny Juju’s Christmas towel legend? Let’s find out!

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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Zé Brandão
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Copa Studio

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