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well, coz its setting is in a parallel universe where el santo is not real but a character of Marvel Comics, and which MC is a Turkish Trademark.... hmm... it was my interpretation. :D :D
Wow, I never thought I'd see the day where a fight scene between a mexican wrestler and three Karate Kid wannabes would be set to Varese's music. (That's a snippet of Arcana that you can hear at 0:53!)
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Wow, I never thought I'd see the day where a fight scene between a mexican wrestler and three Karate Kid wannabes would be set to Varese's music. (That's a snippet of Arcana that you can hear at 0:53!)