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Un Sonido Original de América 

There is a treasure found in Paraguay containing 5,000 Baroque scores from the Jesuit era. Ricardo Massun, musician, luthier and Argentine researcher travels to Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Bolivia in search of more information to recreate the sounds of that time.
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There is a treasure found in Paraguay containing 5,000 Baroque scores from the Jesuit era. Ricardo Massun, musician, luthier and Argentine researcher travels to Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Bolivia in search of more information to recreate the sounds of that time.

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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Ariel Broitman, Antony Nicolle
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:INCAA, Cygnus Film, Atanor Cine

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