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Dan Andersen: Holder 100
Comedian Dan Andersen is known for his crisp voice and indispensable guitar. Here you can experience him in full swing together with his colleague Martin Veltz.
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Comedian Dan Andersen is known for his crisp voice and indispensable guitar. Here you can experience him in full swing together with his colleague Martin Veltz.
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Genre:Comedy
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Studio:Fridthjof Film, FBI Productions, TV 2 Zulu
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