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Ketnet Musical: De finale 

Musical actress Fenne is preparing for her premiere, but she is mysteriously transported to Lacisumia, the Land of Musicals. There she discovers that the young king Louis has been kidnapped by the evil Countess Berthilda of Silencio. Together with court jester Jeroom, Fenne attempts to free the young king and save the land from destruction.
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Musical actress Fenne is preparing for her premiere, but she is mysteriously transported to Lacisumia, the Land of Musicals. There she discovers that the young king Louis has been kidnapped by the evil Countess Berthilda of Silencio. Together with court jester Jeroom, Fenne attempts to free the young king and save the land from destruction.

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