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Se Essa Lua Fosse Minha
The musical “Se Essa Lua Fosse Minha” tells the story of a people who abandon their land in search of a place to build a new tomorrow. Upon reaching the island of Porto Leste, they discover that the place is already inhabited by another people with conflicting beliefs and cultures, making a division of the land indispensable in order to avoid a war. However, when residents of opposite sides begin a forbidden romance, not even a clash between peoples can separate two passionate hearts.
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The musical “Se Essa Lua Fosse Minha” tells the story of a people who abandon their land in search of a place to build a new tomorrow. Upon reaching the island of Porto Leste, they discover that the place is already inhabited by another people with conflicting beliefs and cultures, making a division of the land indispensable in order to avoid a war. However, when residents of opposite sides begin a forbidden romance, not even a clash between peoples can separate two passionate hearts.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Elton Towersey, Vitor Rocha
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Runtime:140 minutes
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Cast
Victoria Ariante
Director
Luci Salutes
Leila Só
Arthur Berges
Iago Batesquião
Vitor Rocha
Pirulito
Marisol Marcondes
Belisa Passaláqua
Aline Cunha
Madrinha
Ana Paula Villar
Sra. Batesquião
Fábio Ventura
Capitão Ricardo Ernesto Batesquião
Davi Tápias
Florípio Marrét
Daniel Haidar
Levi
Filipe Inácio
Delfim
Flávio Bregantin
Chefe dos Guerreiros
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