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Posted On: August 23rd 2026, 09:48 pm
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Che serata fantastica a Sandolara (TV)! 🎶✨
Un pubblico splendido, tantissima energia e tanta buona musica in compagnia: abbiamo cantato e ballato insieme viaggiando attraverso i più grandi successi della musica italiana, dagli anni ‘60 fino ai giorni nostri.
Grazie di cuore a tutti per il calore e la passione! Alla prossima tappa! 🎸🇮🇹
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