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La Calderas de Pedro Botero
La Calderas de Pedro Botero, a documentary that explores the history of the iconic Aragonese hard rock band. Many musicians have been part of the band over the years. It is through their voices that we will learn the story of this group from its beginnings in 1973.
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La Calderas de Pedro Botero, a documentary that explores the history of the iconic Aragonese hard rock band. Many musicians have been part of the band over the years. It is through their voices that we will learn the story of this group from its beginnings in 1973.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
Written By:Daniel Longás
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:El Kappa Producciones
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