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En primera persona: Álex Lora & Celia Lora
In first person, legendary rocker Álex Lora and his irreverent daughter Celia reveal several secrets, not only about their successful careers, but also about their controversial private lives. For his part, Alex talks about his beginnings, the love of his life and some of his controversial compositions. Then, Celia tells how she came to pose for the first time in Playboy and meet Hugh Hefner.
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In first person, legendary rocker Álex Lora and his irreverent daughter Celia reveal several secrets, not only about their successful careers, but also about their controversial private lives. For his part, Alex talks about his beginnings, the love of his life and some of his controversial compositions. Then, Celia tells how she came to pose for the first time in Playboy and meet Hugh Hefner.
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