Islas entretejidas: Puerto Rico y Córcega (2016)
Overview
The cultural and architectural phenomenon of the Corsican in Puerto Rico, and the influence of the Corsican immigration in this territory.
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| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.303 |
Directed By
Alfredo E. Rivas
Crew
David Moscoso
Claudio Putnam
Enrique Vivoni Farage
Wanda I. Aponte Díaz
Severine Walter
Márel Malaret
Mary F. Gallart Calzada
Alfredo E. Rivas
Claudio Putnam
Wanda I. Aponte Díaz
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Lorenzo Dragoni
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Jean-Christophe Liccia
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María D. Luque
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Mary F. Gallart Calzada
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Enrique Vivoni Farage
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Mae Berlingeri
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Enid Vincenti
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Marie-Jeanne Paoletti
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Hugo Díaz Molini
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Joseph Santoni
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José Rivera Tollinche
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Georges Leandri
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Audrey Giuliani
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Jonathan Delgado
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