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Tara Ponyente 

Welcome to Tara Ponyente, the biggest, brightest, and most exciting presidential competition in the country! Four candidates will step into the spotlight and battle it out through talent, debate, and one final showdown, all in the hopes of becoming the next leader of Ponyente. But with three judges bringing their own standards to the table, is this really a competition about leadership? Or is it all about who looks the part, who has the biggest following, and who knows how to win over the crowd? As the competition unfolds, one young viewer begins to wonder: what does it really take to choose the person who gets to lead a country? Packed with music, comedy, and a whole lot of drama, Tara Ponyente takes a playful look at elections, voters, and the performances we sometimes mistake for leadership.
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Welcome to Tara Ponyente, the biggest, brightest, and most exciting presidential competition in the country! Four candidates will step into the spotlight and battle it out through talent, debate, and one final showdown, all in the hopes of becoming the next leader of Ponyente. But with three judges bringing their own standards to the table, is this really a competition about leadership? Or is it all about who looks the part, who has the biggest following, and who knows how to win over the crowd? As the competition unfolds, one young viewer begins to wonder: what does it really take to choose the person who gets to lead a country? Packed with music, comedy, and a whole lot of drama, Tara Ponyente takes a playful look at elections, voters, and the performances we sometimes mistake for leadership.

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Genre:Music, Drama
Directed By:Kenneth Famy
Written By:Rigel Hachanova, Rafael Del Villar, Kenneth Famy, Martin Corpes, Christian Adorna, Mikaela Cheng, Zhan Zachary Ocana
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Teatro Lasalyano

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