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Tromba D'Oro (2003)
A young, less-than-talented mariachi realizes it's not about years of practice but a lucky trip to the neighborhood pawnshop.
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A young, less-than-talented mariachi realizes it's not about years of practice but a lucky trip to the neighborhood pawnshop.
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Written By:Patricio Serna
In Theaters:1/16/2003
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Pakidermo Films
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