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What Ana and Lucho like most in life is singing with their band, and they are very close to going on stage for the first time at the end-of-year festival that will be held at their school. But Ana's fear of singing in public and the appearance of Delfina, the popular girl in the class, will jeopardize her debut. Ana must overcome her fears. Only then will the exciting things you dream of happen.
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What Ana and Lucho like most in life is singing with their band, and they are very close to going on stage for the first time at the end-of-year festival that will be held at their school. But Ana's fear of singing in public and the appearance of Delfina, the popular girl in the class, will jeopardize her debut. Ana must overcome her fears. Only then will the exciting things you dream of happen.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Lucia Möller
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