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Verano azul
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How many seasons does Verano azul have?
1 season
How many episodes does Verano azul have?
20 episodes
When did Verano azul premiere?
October 11, 1981
When did Verano azul end?
February 14, 1982
How long are episodes of Verano azul?
50 minutes
What is the IMDb rating of Verano azul?
7.8 out of 10
Who stars in Verano azul?
Antonio Ferrandis
,
María Garralón
, and
Pilar Torres
Who created Verano azul?
Antonio Mercero
Who wrote Verano azul?
Antonio Mercero
,
Horacio Valcárcel
, and
José Ángel Rodero
Who directed Verano azul?
Antonio Mercero
Who was the producer of Verano azul?
Eduardo Esquide
Who was the composer for Verano azul?
Carmelo A. Bernaola
Who was the cinematographer for Verano azul?
José F. Aguayo
and
Francisco Fraile
Who are the characters in Verano azul?
Chanquete, Desi, Javi, Julia, and Quique
What genre is Verano azul?
Comedy Drama, Comedy, Drama, and Family
How many awards has Verano azul won?
2 awards
How many awards has Verano azul been nominated for?
5 nominations
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