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Autor/Director Título 51 O Bufón De El Rey DVD 52 Cándido Pazo DVD 53 Hoja1 Número Tipo de Autor/Director Título Observacións Rexistro material 51 Manuel Guede Oliva O Bufón de El Rey DVD 52 Cándido Pazo Nau de amores DVD 53 Antón Reixa El lápiz del carpintero DVD Maiores de 13 anos 54 Autores Varios Lorenzo Varela, un poeta … DVD 55 Autores Varios Manuel Lugrís Freire DVD 56 José Luis Cuerda A lingua das bolboretas DVD 57 José Luis Cuerda La lengua de las mariposas DVD 58 Mareas vivas DVD 59 Chano Piñeiro Sempre Xonxa DVD 60 Ángel de la Cruz/M. 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