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Lipán 

A documentary following Tomás Lipán, a musician from Jujuy who travels the world carrying the living memory of his homeland. Moving between urban stages and ancestral landscapes, he emerges as a troubadour inhabiting two worlds: that of travel and that of his roots. The film blends musical performance with sensory experience, where music, territory, and ritual merge into a single form.
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A documentary following Tomás Lipán, a musician from Jujuy who travels the world carrying the living memory of his homeland. Moving between urban stages and ancestral landscapes, he emerges as a troubadour inhabiting two worlds: that of travel and that of his roots. The film blends musical performance with sensory experience, where music, territory, and ritual merge into a single form.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Gonzalo Calzada
Written By:Gonzalo Calzada
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Runtime:105 minutes
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