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La canción de nosotros
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La canción de nosotros

Jan 1, 1976
0h 21m
★ 0.0

Overview

A musical group of young people from Viejo Veranillo perform protest songs in favor of the sovereignty of Panama. Set in 1976, a year before the signing of the Torrijos-Carter Treaties, the members of the group led by “Chirri”, vocalist and ukulele player, tell of their experiences in the neighborhood and their disagreements with the US military on the border that divided its community with the old Canal Zone.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Grupo Experimental de Cine Universitario

La canción de nosotros Trailers

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Cast

Epiménides García "Chirri"

Epiménides García "Chirri"

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