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Para Hipólito
Hipólito nostalgically recalls his childhood and youth in a land far removed from the one where he grew up. With a letter found among old photos, we are transported back to 1970, when he was 10 years old. A past set in a small village, marked by a longing to see the world. However, his father will not allow his only son to leave.
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Hipólito nostalgically recalls his childhood and youth in a land far removed from the one where he grew up. With a letter found among old photos, we are transported back to 1970, when he was 10 years old. A past set in a small village, marked by a longing to see the world. However, his father will not allow his only son to leave.
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