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Todos los Fitos poster

Todos los Fitos 

The audiovisual piece shows us the interaction and philosophical conversation between Fito from '63 - played by Juan Cottet -, the one from Circo Beat - embodied by his own daughter Margarita Páez -, the one from 2014, corresponding to the album Rock and Roll Revolution - in charge of Pablo Sigal - and the current one, played by himself.
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The audiovisual piece shows us the interaction and philosophical conversation between Fito from '63 - played by Juan Cottet -, the one from Circo Beat - embodied by his own daughter Margarita Páez -, the one from 2014, corresponding to the album Rock and Roll Revolution - in charge of Pablo Sigal - and the current one, played by himself.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:José Fogwill
Written By:Fito Páez, José Fogwill
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Runtime:5 minutes
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