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“¿Qué por qué no tiene usted El Día Del Machito? Agradezca usted que no lo necesita. Agradezca que tiene, porque si, los derechos. Que son de todos. Agradezca que a usted no lo quieran ver arder. Siga conduciendo. Y cállese la boca.”

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Book:El chico de las estrellas
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