Rita Lee - Biograffiti: Cor de Rosa Choque

Rita Lee - Biograffiti: Cor de Rosa Choque

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2007•56 min•DocumentaryMusic
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Rita Lee
Rita Lee
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Roberto de Carvalho
Roberto de Carvalho
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Beto Lee
Beto Lee
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Caetano Veloso
Caetano Veloso
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Elis Regina
Elis Regina
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