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Paris By Night 76: Spring Away From Home (2004)
“ The flowers of the past gradually fade through how many seasons of blooming. As for anyone sad and forlorn, still hoping... ” —Phạm Đình Chương, musical work "Spring in a Faraway Land" Paris By Night 76 - Spring in a Faraway Land is the 76th Paris By Night program produced and released by Thuy Nga center to commemorate 30 springs away from the homeland for the Vietnamese community overseas. The DVD of the program was released in early 2005.
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“ The flowers of the past gradually fade through how many seasons of blooming. As for anyone sad and forlorn, still hoping... ” —Phạm Đình Chương, musical work "Spring in a Faraway Land" Paris By Night 76 - Spring in a Faraway Land is the 76th Paris By Night program produced and released by Thuy Nga center to commemorate 30 springs away from the homeland for the Vietnamese community overseas. The DVD of the program was released in early 2005.
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