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Tengo un sueño: La Película
"Tengo un sueño" is a documentary that, through the process of artistic preparation of children and young people, coming from historically marginalized communities, portrays the power of vindication and social transformation that art has; culminating with a Grand Event at the National Auditorium in Mexico City.
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"Tengo un sueño" is a documentary that, through the process of artistic preparation of children and young people, coming from historically marginalized communities, portrays the power of vindication and social transformation that art has; culminating with a Grand Event at the National Auditorium in Mexico City.
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