Gloriosxs
“A story of rhythm, resistance, and community”
Synopsis
After years of pure carnival, red-and-white colors, and strong social commitment, the Alta Córdoba murga Los Gloriosos reaches its tenth anniversary, turning their birthday corso into a space for cultural reclaiming, resistance, and struggle. Gloriosxs dives into the origins of the murga through the testimonies of Diego and Constanza, for whom Los Gloriosos is not just a murga, but their family.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Emiliano Berardo, Emilio Antonucci
- Original Title
- Gloriosxs
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 11m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Emiliano Berardo, Emilio Antonucci
Luchi Chavez
Miranda Ramos, Emiliano Berardo, Emilio Antonucci
Department Leadership Roster
Emiliano Berardo
Director
Emilio Antonucci
Director
Luchi Chavez
Director of Photography
Miranda Ramos
Editor
Emiliano Berardo
Editor
Emilio Antonucci
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Gloriosxs.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Gloriosxs
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Gloriosxs about?
After years of pure carnival, red-and-white colors, and strong social commitment, the Alta Córdoba murga Los Gloriosos reaches its tenth anniversary, turning their birthday corso into a space for cultural reclaiming, resistance, and struggle. Gloriosxs dives into the origins of the murga through the testimonies of Diego and Constanza, for whom Los Gloriosos is not just a murga, but their family.
Who directed Gloriosxs?
Gloriosxs was directed by Emiliano Berardo, Emilio Antonucci.
Who stars in Gloriosxs?
The principal cast of Gloriosxs includes Diego Gutierrez, Constanza Cariddi.
When was Gloriosxs released and how long is it?
Gloriosxs was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 11m.