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Um Barzinho, Um Violão: Novelas Anos 70
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Studio:Universal Music Group
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Jessé Sadoc
Self - interpreta Carinhoso
Serginho Moah
Self - interpreta Pensando Nela
Zé Natálio
Self - interpreta Pensando Nela
Leo Henkin
Self - interpreta Pensando Nela
Fernando Pezão
Self - interpreta Pensando Nela
Paula Toller
Self - interpreta Sonhos
Jorge Aragão
Self - interpreta Pecado Capital
Zélia Duncan
Self - interpreta Paralelas
Zeca Pagodinho
Self - interpreta Martin Cererê
Fernanda Takai
Self - interpreta Pavão Mysteriozo
Emanuelle Araújo
Self - interpreta Meu Pai Oxalá
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