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Mocca: Life In Bloom
To celebrate 25 years of their music journey, Mocca invites you to a colorful world. Life in Bloom is a special live session that will transport you into Mocca's new universe.
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To celebrate 25 years of their music journey, Mocca invites you to a colorful world. Life in Bloom is a special live session that will transport you into Mocca's new universe.
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Genre:Music, Animation
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Pancaran Sinema, My Diary Record
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