
Galicia caníbal
Documentary · Music
Overview
The documentary tells how, during the 1980s, a cultural phenomenon emerged and developed in Galicia that would eventually become known as the Movida Gallega.
Top Cast


Manuel Manquiña
Manuel Manquiña
Self
Manuel Manquiña
Self


Silvia Superstar
Silvia Superstar
Self
Silvia Superstar
Self


Antón Reixa
Antón Reixa
Self
Antón Reixa
Self
Julián Hernández
Julián Hernández
Self
Julián Hernández
Self


Jesús Ordovás
Jesús Ordovás
Self
Jesús Ordovás
Self
Germán Coppini
Germán Coppini
Self
Germán Coppini
Self
Miguel Costas
Miguel Costas
Self
Miguel Costas
Self
Servando Carballar
Servando Carballar
Self
Servando Carballar
Self
Alberto Comesaña
Alberto Comesaña
Self
Alberto Comesaña
Self
Víctor Coyote
Víctor Coyote
Self
Víctor Coyote
Self
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