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Play it Again, Yuki 

Away from music for 18 years due to a hand lesion, pianist Yuki Rodrigues returns to the spotlight. Her major breakthrough is the recording of her first album of original compositions, determined to face fears, trauma and her audience.
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Away from music for 18 years due to a hand lesion, pianist Yuki Rodrigues returns to the spotlight. Her major breakthrough is the recording of her first album of original compositions, determined to face fears, trauma and her audience.

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Genre:Documentary, Music
Directed By:João Ganho
Written By:João Ganho
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Til Artists

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