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56m

Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias

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Synopsis

In April 1988, Charly García gave a series of concerts at the Obras Sanitarias stadium to present his new album, "Part of Religion." This VHS shows one of those concerts, with the freshness and energy of his most pop-oriented era.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Charly García
Screenplay & Story
Charly García
Original Title
Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
56m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Charly García

Screenplay & Story

Charly García

Department Leadership Roster

Charly García

Charly García

Director

Charly García

Charly García

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias about?

In April 1988, Charly García gave a series of concerts at the Obras Sanitarias stadium to present his new album, "Part of Religion." This VHS shows one of those concerts, with the freshness and energy of his most pop-oriented era.

Who directed Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias?

Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias was directed by Charly García.

Who stars in Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias?

The principal cast of Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias includes Charly García, Pedro Aznar, Fabiana Cantilo, Fernando Samalea, Fabián "Von" Quintiero.

When was Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias released and how long is it?

Parte De La Religión: Estadio Obras Sanitarias was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 56m.