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Las Aventuras de Pulpo Cromado y Champi - Parte 1
Former 1960s hero, el Langostino de Plata, gives his disciples, Pulpo Cromado and Champi, a new mission to recover a highly dangerous object.
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Former 1960s hero, el Langostino de Plata, gives his disciples, Pulpo Cromado and Champi, a new mission to recover a highly dangerous object.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Eduardo Cabral
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Producciones Duitásticas
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