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Menino da Gamboa
Gum is a child born and raised at Gamboa island. He admires his older brother, who works as baggage carrier for tourists. Gum wants to be like him.
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Gum is a child born and raised at Gamboa island. He admires his older brother, who works as baggage carrier for tourists. Gum wants to be like him.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Pedro Perazzo
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Runtime:14 minutes
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