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This short document shares photos and images from life accompanied by the song "Canto della terra - Sarah Brightman y Andrea Bocelli". It thanks the viewer for watching and credits the music and photo sources.
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- 47. cast Life in photos images credit www. Music Canto della terra - Sarah Brightman y Andrea Bocelli created o.e. thanks for watching end