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The Gold Seekers
Los Buscadores tells the story of Manu, a young paperboy who lives in the Chacarita neighborhood. He receives an old map, a gift from his grandfather, and embarks on the adventure of finding a treasure called "Plata Yvyguy", gold and jewels buried by families in Paraguay's 1864-70 War of the Triple Alianza.
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Los Buscadores tells the story of Manu, a young paperboy who lives in the Chacarita neighborhood. He receives an old map, a gift from his grandfather, and embarks on the adventure of finding a treasure called "Plata Yvyguy", gold and jewels buried by families in Paraguay's 1864-70 War of the Triple Alianza.
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Genre:Adventure
Written By:Juan Carlos Maneglia
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Maneglia Schémbori Realizadores
Cast
Tana Schémbori, Juan Carlos Maneglia
Director
Tomás Arredondo
Manu
Christian Ferreira
Fito
Mario Toñánez
Don Elio
Cecilia Torres
Ilu
Sandra Sanabria
Lily
Leticia Panambi Sosa
Lore
Nelly Davalos
Madre de Manu
Martín Oviedo
Beto
Jorge Fernández
José
Angelica Macuacua
Esposa del embajador
Gustavo Cabañas
Cliente del cibercafé
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