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Joyas Naturales - Ultimos Paraísos: Madagascar. ©Take Once/Luca Tiozzo 1996
Joyas Naturales - Ultimos Paraísos: Madagascar

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La isla de Madagascar esta situada en el océano Indico, frente a la costa oriental de África. El trayecto por la isla se inicia en su capital, Antananarivo, y continúa hasta alcanzar las playas de Nosi-Bé. Tras ello visita Antsirabe, con su singular artesanía, y Fianarantsoa, con sus numerosas iglesias, para continuar hacia el parque Isalo y las playas de Tulear

Lugar/región: Antananarivo, Nosi-Be, Antsirabe, Madagascar
Series: Descubrir el Mundo
Tipo: Documentary
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Autores y personalidades: Gianni Kail, director.
Producción: Take One, Milan, producer ; EDPeditores, producer. UNESCO, sponsor ; Istituto Geografico de Agostini, Novara, sponsor.
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Catálogo biblioteca (UNESDOC): 221201
Derechos: UNESCO; Istituto Geografico de Agostini, Novara

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Original: DVD
Ubicación: F-H.129
Referencia UMAS: AUD-DIT/ISS/ARC/01831
File No: AVFONDS-DITARC-0172-1
 Titular de los derechos: Istituto Geografico de Agostini, Novara

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