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This documentary about youngsters with fewer means in Bogotá, Colombia, introduces several young people who demonstrate their creativity in their jobs. They work in a variety of fields, such as apparel, music, party decoration or streets sales, believing in their own ability and maintaining hope for the future. The program consists of interviews by such youngsters. Their lively talk about their experiences, challenges and dreams helps viewers of the same age to feel that work is fun and give them hope for their own futures. Some interesting clips are inserted to explain how important work is and that they should use their creativity. Examples include showing ants with the onscreen credit "In 12 hours of work, an ant can carry up to 25 times its weight and travel the equivalent of 10 miles and doesn't complain" and showing animals with "Animals almost always have better results obtaining food when they use their creativity."
One of the youngsters, Franco, says that he loves Rap music and had asked his mother to make him rapper clothes. The clothes became very popular among his friends and neighbors so Franco started selling them. That was his staring point. He then opened Hop Pop music store and music studio to create his own productions. The program ends with Franco's promotional video. |
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