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Películas españolas de 1968 - El baúl de los recuerdos nº23 (2ª temporada)

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Un pequeño repaso a seis de las películas españolas estrenadas en 1968: Dos gemelas estupendas / Vestidas y alborotadas, La marca del hombre lobo, Solos los dos, El turismo es un gran invento, Cristina Guzmán, y Dame un poco de amooor...!

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Un pequeño repaso a seis de las películas españolas estrenadas en 1968: Dos gemelas estupendas / Vestidas y alborotadas, La marca del hombre lobo, Solos los dos, El turismo es un gran invento, Cristina Guzmán, y Dame un poco de amooor...!

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