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Soleil Brille Pour Tout le Mon album for sale by Frederic Nevchehirlian / Jacques Prevert was released Apr 24, 2012 on the Out label. Soleil Brille Pour Tout le Mon CD music contains a single disc.

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CD Universe Part number	8739157
Label	Out
Catalog number	1153489
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 24, 2012
Personnel	Jacques Prevert Fr+�d+�ric Nevchehirlian Fr�d�ric Nevchehirlian Jacques Pr+�vert

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