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Vacaciones con papá
Dario, recently divorced and an unsuccessful salesman, bets his son, Ariel, that if he gets outstanding grades in school he will invite him on vacation. To his surprise, Ariel is able to fulfill the challenge, so now Dario has to organize a dad-son trip without any money.
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Dario, recently divorced and an unsuccessful salesman, bets his son, Ariel, that if he gets outstanding grades in school he will invite him on vacation. To his surprise, Ariel is able to fulfill the challenge, so now Dario has to organize a dad-son trip without any money.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Lucas Gabriel Nesci
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Studio:Pampa Films
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