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Two Hands All The Voices 

An old Director tries to rearm his vocational choir to continue singing Argentine popular music, in a context where the academies promote the Europeanization of music. Meanwhile,he is looking for a disciple to whom to leave his legacy.
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An old Director tries to rearm his vocational choir to continue singing Argentine popular music, in a context where the academies promote the Europeanization of music. Meanwhile,he is looking for a disciple to whom to leave his legacy.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Polo Obligado
Written By:Polo Obligado, Diego Mina, Greta MOLAS
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Muchas Manos Films, Trinchera cine

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