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"ref": "2008 September 21, Ánxel Nava, “Mateín”, in La Nueva España",
"text": "Colos años, andáu como taba, punxéronse a remocicalu y dalguién con más enfotu que mano dexólu paxareru y espintarraxáu como una pepona. Conque nun s'atrevieron a sacalu más. D'esa muerte primera sacólu Cancio, gran actor y amigu, que yo tuve la suerte de tratalu.",
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"ref": "2021 August 9, Adrián Carbayales, “¿Namás que faen películes de superhéroes?”, in Refuelgu!",
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