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Tatiana is a smart and demure young woman who moves with her mother and brother to their aunt's house. In her new neighborhood Tatiana meets Santiago, a quirky young man of Latin origin who can't take her diva attitude. When they discover secrets about each other, a beautiful love grows. This love, however, brings new challenges. Abo So features memorable songs by Padu del Caribe, Aruba's most celebrated musician.
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Tatiana is a smart and demure young woman who moves with her mother and brother to their aunt's house. In her new neighborhood Tatiana meets Santiago, a quirky young man of Latin origin who can't take her diva attitude. When they discover secrets about each other, a beautiful love grows. This love, however, brings new challenges. Abo So features memorable songs by Padu del Caribe, Aruba's most celebrated musician.
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Genre:Music, Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Juan Francisco Pardo
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Rebecca Roos Productions, AVI-Audiovisual Institute of Aruba
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