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My Music, My Roots: ANAVITÓRIA poster

My Music, My Roots: ANAVITÓRIA 

For Ana Caetano and Vitória Falcão, Tocantins' city of Araguaína is one of the most special places in the world. They both grew up there and where they received their musical education before, they even knew each other. They have since moved on to become one of the biggest names in Brazilian music.
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For Ana Caetano and Vitória Falcão, Tocantins' city of Araguaína is one of the most special places in the world. They both grew up there and where they received their musical education before, they even knew each other. They have since moved on to become one of the biggest names in Brazilian music.

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Genre:Documentary, Music
Directed By:Karina Insausti
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:Bourke Films

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