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In 1971 there was an Argentine women's soccer team that represented us in the World Cup in Mexico. They traveled with the little they had and tried to survive for the duration of the World Cup. There they were covered in the newspapers and in their country they were invisible.
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In 1971 there was an Argentine women's soccer team that represented us in the World Cup in Mexico. They traveled with the little they had and tried to survive for the duration of the World Cup. There they were covered in the newspapers and in their country they were invisible.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Emilio Guazzaroni, Carolina Gil Solari
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Petricor Producciones
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