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Pulsando la vida
Pulsando la vida (Pulsing Life) offers theories about the musical origins of the region and its limited presence on the national stage. The feature film, part of a multiplatform project, explores the roots and future of music from the Cuyo provinces of Argentina with the aim of highlighting its value.
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Pulsando la vida (Pulsing Life) offers theories about the musical origins of the region and its limited presence on the national stage. The feature film, part of a multiplatform project, explores the roots and future of music from the Cuyo provinces of Argentina with the aim of highlighting its value.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ulises Naranjo, María Laura Piastrellini
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Curandero Producciones
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