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Matusalén
The story of a forty-something rapper considered a boy by his parents and a grandfather by his classmates. They send him to the university to change and he changes everyone else. This is Matusalen's history.
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The story of a forty-something rapper considered a boy by his parents and a grandfather by his classmates. They send him to the university to change and he changes everyone else. This is Matusalen's history.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Fernando Hernández Barral, María José Moreno, David Galán Galindo
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Enrique Cerezo
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