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Documentary that records an unprecedented event in universal history: the streets of a town are baptized with the name of the songs of its most beloved son, in this case Ramón Navarro, one of the essentials of the popular songbook.
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Documentary that records an unprecedented event in universal history: the streets of a town are baptized with the name of the songs of its most beloved son, in this case Ramón Navarro, one of the essentials of the popular songbook.
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Written By:Julián Troksberg, Silvia Majul
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Runtime:80 minutes
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