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K3 Show: Kom Erbij!
Julia is on stage for the very first time as a member of K3. Hanne and Marthe want to welcome her and organize a surprise party for her together with their good friend Max and all the children in the audience.
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Julia is on stage for the very first time as a member of K3. Hanne and Marthe want to welcome her and organize a surprise party for her together with their good friend Max and all the children in the audience.
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