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Wirchi y amiguito
This is the story of Wirchi, an actor looking for his big opportunity who attends auditions while taking care for a few days of his younger brother, whom he calls “Amiguito”. Between street encounters and situations that test his talent, he discovers that sometimes opportunities don't always choose him.
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This is the story of Wirchi, an actor looking for his big opportunity who attends auditions while taking care for a few days of his younger brother, whom he calls “Amiguito”. Between street encounters and situations that test his talent, he discovers that sometimes opportunities don't always choose him.
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