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Las aventuras de Eloísa 

Eloísa is the plush monkey from the 4-year-old classroom of a kindergarten. Every Friday, one child from the class takes Eloísa home. What the adults don’t know is that Eloísa comes to life and has the power to become anything in the world. Each weekend, one student from the kindergarten will experience a spectacular adventure with Eloísa, full of dancing and excitement.
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Eloísa is the plush monkey from the 4-year-old classroom of a kindergarten. Every Friday, one child from the class takes Eloísa home. What the adults don’t know is that Eloísa comes to life and has the power to become anything in the world. Each weekend, one student from the kindergarten will experience a spectacular adventure with Eloísa, full of dancing and excitement.

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