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Platypussongs: Live in Constituyon
20 years after a conspiracy deleted the biggest rock band in history, the manager in charge of the band plots a revenge.
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20 years after a conspiracy deleted the biggest rock band in history, the manager in charge of the band plots a revenge.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Gervasio Prélat
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Runtime:74 minutes
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Cast
Gervasio Prélat
Director
Juan Pablo Sosa
Self - Voice and flute
Rodrigo San Martín
Self - Guitar, keyboard, synthesizer, flute and backing vocals
Gervasio Prélat
Self - Electric guitar
Guido Rodríguez
Self - Synthesizer, piano, choirs
Nicolás Jourdain
Self - Drums
Matías Veris
Self - Bass
Carlos Murray Quiñones
Dino Longobardi
Julián San Martin
Self
Machy Madco
Self
Sofía Micaela Bruno
Self
Rita Mantione
Anonymus
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