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Pulqui, un instante en la patria de la felicidad
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Pulqui, un instante en la patria de la felicidad

Jul 12, 2007
1h 25m
★ 0.0

Overview

The Pulqui jet was also designed and built in Argentina by 1947. It was the first aircraft of this type to be manufactured in Latin America. The project is the initiative of Juan Domingo Peron, who also wanted an aircraft capable of competing with the Soviets and the Americans. It is thus that the Pulqui has its baptism recognized flight before the MIG -15 and F -86 Sabre, suspiciously similar design to Pulqui. The project was cut short Pulqui the 1955 coup. But in the documentary, the plane Peronist have a second chance from the hand of the artist Daniel Santoro and Michael Biancusso engineer and metallurgist, who reconstructed thus scale to relive an epic Peronist.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

INCAA
Cine Ojo

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Cast

Daniel Santoro

Daniel Santoro

Miguel Biancusso

Miguel Biancusso

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