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K4OS 4Ever Tour
K4OS arrives at the iconic Teatro Gran Rex with their "4EVER Tour" a show packed with energy, choreography, and vocal intensity, in which they perform their hit songs before a crowd of fans.
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K4OS arrives at the iconic Teatro Gran Rex with their "4EVER Tour" a show packed with energy, choreography, and vocal intensity, in which they perform their hit songs before a crowd of fans.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Move Concerts, Warner Music Argentina, Flow
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