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Tinku
An eclipse begins the ritual. In an endless desert, two ancient peoples divided by a cleft in the earth gather to celebrate a unique and magical event: Tinkú. In the darkness of the eclipse, this ritual will require the greatest display of courage and strength: self-sacrifice.
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An eclipse begins the ritual. In an endless desert, two ancient peoples divided by a cleft in the earth gather to celebrate a unique and magical event: Tinkú. In the darkness of the eclipse, this ritual will require the greatest display of courage and strength: self-sacrifice.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Román Edwin Nina Nina
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