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Melody of Darkness
Jaque is an independent singer and songwriter supported unconditionally by her girlfriend. She is noticed by an abusive producer and works beside him for a year. Suddenly dropped by the record company, her life becomes a ruin while her personal relationship crashes. The artist reveals a will to give herself completely in order to make her wishes come true, sacrificing what ever's in her way.
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Jaque is an independent singer and songwriter supported unconditionally by her girlfriend. She is noticed by an abusive producer and works beside him for a year. Suddenly dropped by the record company, her life becomes a ruin while her personal relationship crashes. The artist reveals a will to give herself completely in order to make her wishes come true, sacrificing what ever's in her way.
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