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“La vida es una novela que ya sabemos cómo termina: al final el protagonista muere. Así que lo más importante no es cómo acaba nuestra historia, sino cómo vamos a llenar las páginas. Pues la vida, igual que una novela, tiene que ser una aventura. Y las aventuras son las vacaciones de la vida.”

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