01 January 1968 Fantasy, Animated 11 mins
A Cow sings a lullaby to her son B.B. She manages to make him sleep, but also does Tobalito the dog. He dreams that he reaches the Moon, accompanied by Lucero the bull, and has a distressing nightmare.
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