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In 1971, a group of Argentine soccer players traveled to Mexico to represent their country for the first time in a World Cup. After the false promises of a businessman, when they arrive at their destination they discover that they are alone, without boots, without shirts and without a technical director. By dint of goals and personality they became the favorites of the Mexican public and today make up one of the main and forgotten pages in the history of Argentine football.
Lucía Sandoval
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María Esther Ponce
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María Fiorelli
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Elsa Brucoli
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Virginia Andrada
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Elba Selva
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Ángela Lerena
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Macarena Sánchez
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Romina Gómez
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Angy Trinidad Báez
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Alicia Parras
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Marina Martínez
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Silvia Zaragoza
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Martina Kaye
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Cristian González
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Florencia Bracco
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Luis Carrizo
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Abril Juan
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Macarena Solari
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Néstor Gil
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Agustina Gil Solari
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Ramiro Pavón
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Mónica Roveri
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Gustavo Colás
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Sandra Della Corte
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Nora Madanes
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Esteban Vera
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Pablo Turjanski
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María Soledad Fernández
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Maite Turjanski
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Iñaki Turjanski
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Milo Colás Expósito
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Isabella Sosa
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Nina Kamierkowski
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Facundo Biscayart
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Gonzalo Agusto
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Verónica de la Fuente
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Mariano Agusto
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María Laura Vélez
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Edith Perrone
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Sabrina Macri
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Sofía Lozada
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Bianca Collante
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Diana Van Hoorenbeeck
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Neila Gayoso
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Inés Aguilar
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Ester Baldomir
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María Celeste Sedrani
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Héctor Cueva
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Carlos Recavarren
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Manuel Gil
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Alberto Morerira
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Graciela Peliel
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Mercedes Gayol
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Jorge Misso
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José Silvero
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Juan Domingo Piscitello
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Alejandro Gómez
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