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Ana Carolina, a betrayed young woman, finds herself in an LGBT nightclub getting drunk and meets Maria Clara, another young rebel, who is a waitress at the pub. And that she has a magic recipe for curing betrayal: songs from the time and lots of kisses.
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Totale: 500 parole
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I Will Survive

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Girls Just Want To Have Fun

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Like a Virgin

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Menina Veneno

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I Want to Break Free

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