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Karaoke
The night before travelling abroad, Martin celebrates his farewell party at his bff’s Nadia’s home, and at midnight her brother Nacho shows up. After a few drinks and some karaoke love songs, Martin starts to realize he might be in love for the first time.
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The night before travelling abroad, Martin celebrates his farewell party at his bff’s Nadia’s home, and at midnight her brother Nacho shows up. After a few drinks and some karaoke love songs, Martin starts to realize he might be in love for the first time.
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Genre:Comedy, Music, Drama, Romance
Written By:Axel Rezinovsky
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Runtime:17 minutes
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