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Olairon: Las entrañas de Bilbao

Olairon: Las entrañas de Bilbao

2024•1h 30m
Documentary
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Production

PANARAMA STUDIO AUDIOVISUAL

Language

ES

Status

Released

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Cast

Iskandar Hamawy

Minero del siglo XIX

Gorka López

Minero del siglo XIX

Daniel Vivanco

Minero del siglo XIX

Yaiza González

Mujer cocina

Saioa Ugarte

Vedette

Pedro Acinas Blanco

Minero del siglo XX

Raül Supervia

Minero del siglo XX

Ramón Barea

Ramón Barea

Ramón Barea

Alberto Santana

Alberto Santana

Alberto Santana

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