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¡Folk! Una mirada a la música tradicional de Castilla y León (2018)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 17M

Director : Pablo García Sanz

Synopsis

Documentary about the folk scene around Castilla y León

Actors

Vanesa Muela
Vanesa Muela
Joaquín Díaz
Joaquín Díaz
Nuevo Mester de Juglaría
Nuevo Mester de Juglaría

Crews

Pablo García Sanz
Pablo García Sanz
Director
Pablo García Sanz
Pablo García Sanz
Writer
Jaime Lafuente
Jaime Lafuente
Writer
Víctor Hugo Martín Caballero
Víctor Hugo Martín Caballero
Cinematography
Nerea Mugüerza
Nerea Mugüerza
Editor
Pablo García Sanz
Pablo García Sanz
Producer
Miguel Sánchez González
Miguel Sánchez González
Producer
Jaime Alonso de Linaje
Jaime Alonso de Linaje
Producer
Pedro del Río
Pedro del Río
Producer

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FOLK! Una mirada a la música tradicional de CyL. TRAILER

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