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Les duos impossibles de Jérémy Ferrari : 9ème édition
For its 9th edition, Jérémy Ferrari's Duos Impossibles come to Paris for a unique and exceptional date. Join Jérémy Ferrari and a host of other artists on the legendary Folies Bergère stage for a gala evening of improbable and surprising duets. As every year, the evening will be filmed for television.
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For its 9th edition, Jérémy Ferrari's Duos Impossibles come to Paris for a unique and exceptional date. Join Jérémy Ferrari and a host of other artists on the legendary Folies Bergère stage for a gala evening of improbable and surprising duets. As every year, the evening will be filmed for television.
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Dark Smile Productions
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