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“I have a tendency to trust translators, mainly because nobody does it for the money.”

Quote by Juan Gabriel

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Juan Gabriel, born José Alfredo Jiménez, was a renowned Mexican singer and songwriter. He is known for his unique musical style and extensive songwriting, making him one of the iconic figures in the Latin music scene. Juan Gabriel's musical career spanned over half a century, during which he composed and performed thousands of songs, beloved by a wide audience. more

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