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Lucho is going through a deep depression since his dream of being a journalist was frustrated by the economic reality. One day he meets Tati, who teaches him to navigate his problems and life in a different way, thus discovering everything his head can create to feel better.
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Lucho is going through a deep depression since his dream of being a journalist was frustrated by the economic reality. One day he meets Tati, who teaches him to navigate his problems and life in a different way, thus discovering everything his head can create to feel better.
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