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With testimonies by Michel Teló and Luan Santana, among other stars of the genre, the film opens up the backstage of country music, which earns billions of dollars.
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With testimonies by Michel Teló and Luan Santana, among other stars of the genre, the film opens up the backstage of country music, which earns billions of dollars.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Clube Filmes
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