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Wherever The Path Takes Us
Havva struggles with language and social isolation after moving to Madrid, which leaves to a sense of not belonging. Despite her struggles music provides a glimmer of hope.
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Havva struggles with language and social isolation after moving to Madrid, which leaves to a sense of not belonging. Despite her struggles music provides a glimmer of hope.
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Written By:Elif Büşra Keleş, Emmanuel Medina
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