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Mermelada (2015)
A YouTuber who is an expert in urban legends is filming a documentary about the famous scandal that took place on the program "Asombro, Asombro" on its fifteenth anniversary. Namely: a girl, a dog, jam, and the singer Micky Parting. Along the way, he meets Eugenio, a former employee of the television network who claims to have the video.
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A YouTuber who is an expert in urban legends is filming a documentary about the famous scandal that took place on the program "Asombro, Asombro" on its fifteenth anniversary. Namely: a girl, a dog, jam, and the singer Micky Parting. Along the way, he meets Eugenio, a former employee of the television network who claims to have the video.
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