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Origins - Orígenes 

A teacher from a private secondary school sends 6 students of both genders, aged between 14 and 19, to research the musical instruments that characterize each of their ethnic groups. But surprisingly, during this search, the students, representing the six ethnic groups of Equatorial Guinea, encounter a complex and rich cultural diversity that helps them uncover the anthropological origins of each ethnic group and learn about their similarities and unique features.
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A teacher from a private secondary school sends 6 students of both genders, aged between 14 and 19, to research the musical instruments that characterize each of their ethnic groups. But surprisingly, during this search, the students, representing the six ethnic groups of Equatorial Guinea, encounter a complex and rich cultural diversity that helps them uncover the anthropological origins of each ethnic group and learn about their similarities and unique features.

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Directed By:Pedro Mbá Ndong
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Studio:CPLP Audiovisual, ACIGE

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