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Olya Polyakova - Queen of the Night
A TV version of the grand concert of Ukrainian singer Olya Polyakova, which took place in Kyiv at the Palace of Sports. The artist performed her most famous hits: "Queen of the Night", "Luli", "Polyakova Style", "Ex", "Oh, God, How It Hurts", "Love is", "First Summer", "Number 1", "Slaps", and also presented brand new songs.
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A TV version of the grand concert of Ukrainian singer Olya Polyakova, which took place in Kyiv at the Palace of Sports. The artist performed her most famous hits: "Queen of the Night", "Luli", "Polyakova Style", "Ex", "Oh, God, How It Hurts", "Love is", "First Summer", "Number 1", "Slaps", and also presented brand new songs.
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