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Ten years after the last season, those responsible for one of the most watched series on Canal Brasil meet again to tell stories and, of course, produce a guerrilla recipe by culinary master Paulo de Oliveira.
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Ten years after the last season, those responsible for one of the most watched series on Canal Brasil meet again to tell stories and, of course, produce a guerrilla recipe by culinary master Paulo de Oliveira.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy, TV Movie
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Tiefenthaler Films
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