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Reggaetón Zombie 

The story of Charlie, a reggaetón lover, who after a drug lab accident and a fight with his neighbor is transformed into a zombie. This is the beginning of horror situations which are incited by the popular urban rhythm. These kind of zombies are an imminent danger for all human kind.
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The story of Charlie, a reggaetón lover, who after a drug lab accident and a fight with his neighbor is transformed into a zombie. This is the beginning of horror situations which are incited by the popular urban rhythm. These kind of zombies are an imminent danger for all human kind.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Peter Jones
Written By:Ángel Janer
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Consorcio Artístico de Puerto Rico

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