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90 days with Catra
For those who want to know the story of Mr. Catra, one of the biggest successes of the national Funk, doing more than 4 shows a day. He is in favor of legalizing marijuana, practices polygamy, has already showered 14,000 reais and has more than 20 children. In the midst of its madness, there are very intelligent reflections and concepts.
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For those who want to know the story of Mr. Catra, one of the biggest successes of the national Funk, doing more than 4 shows a day. He is in favor of legalizing marijuana, practices polygamy, has already showered 14,000 reais and has more than 20 children. In the midst of its madness, there are very intelligent reflections and concepts.
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