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{{performer|Odín Dupeyrón}}
 
{{performer|Odín Dupeyrón}}
 
[[Image:Federicofellini.jpg|thumb|300px|Federico directs his latest hit with [[Pancho Contreras]].]]
 
[[Image:Federicofellini.jpg|thumb|300px|Federico directs his latest hit with [[Pancho Contreras]].]]
'''Federico Pelini''' is a temperamental director who appeared occasionally on ''[[Plaza Sesamo]]'', beginning in the [[2000]] season. He often shouts at his actors and tends to produce ridiculous films. He's made from the orange [[Multimuppet]].
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'''Federico Pelini''' is a temperamental director who appeared occasionally on ''[[Plaza Sésamo]]'', beginning in 2000. He often shouts at his actors and tends to produce ridiculous films. He's made from the orange [[Multimuppet]].
   
 
His name and personality are a reference to the film director, [[Federico Fellini]]. His name is a cross between "Fellini" and "película", the Spanish word for "movie".
 
His name and personality are a reference to the film director, [[Federico Fellini]]. His name is a cross between "Fellini" and "película", the Spanish word for "movie".
 
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Federicofellini

Federico directs his latest hit with Pancho Contreras.

Federico Pelini is a temperamental director who appeared occasionally on Plaza Sésamo, beginning in 2000. He often shouts at his actors and tends to produce ridiculous films. He's made from the orange Multimuppet.

His name and personality are a reference to the film director, Federico Fellini. His name is a cross between "Fellini" and "película", the Spanish word for "movie".