I always remember Wilma Rudolph. I was a young girl during the olympics, when I saw Wilma she got me. This was in Germany. She fascinated me, her strengths willpower and this black young woman. I was always glad when the blacks won. My teachers couldn't understand me why I was so excited when the black sportsman was winning. I knew why and still do.
As a kid anytime I watch a soccer game on tv. I root for the black player and I always want him to play good and each time that player looses the ball it hurts me. lol 😂 I still like to see them fo good so we both on the same boat I think
Such an incredible piece of history and film. It was an honor to get to see this wonderful part of our lives and the beginning of Denzel Washington 's career. Thank you so very much.
This is probably my 5th time watching this, and it is still an excellent and enjoyable piece of history. I think Denzel’s wife, Pauletta is also in this movie. The young lady from Temple who Wilma met on her first day there and she said she wanted to play basketball with Wilma.
🙋🏾♀️ remember this story my mama told me about the story I’ve seen several movies about Wilma. I grew up in the original black panther party. We talked about her. I am so proud these elders, black people who pave the way for me and all of us. I always think that and I always contacted myself in a positive way because of the, if it wasn’t for these black trailblazers we wouldn’t be who we are in doing what we doing black people in 2024. Thank you Wilma. We love you and always proud of you”🥰👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 R.I.P,
I love this movie. Have watched it several times. As an older gal now I appreciate it even more than I did when it first came out. I guess as one ages the goals and dreams of others becomes more valued. What I never understood is why she never answered her daddys question... when are you coming home?
Wooow. My teacher showed us this in the middle school library back in the day. (RIP Mrs Penny DeBerry). Its a delight rewatching it. "Sorry coach," and our star is born! ❤
Simply a great film, telling a great story. Grumpy old white guy, I still had to pause the movie too often to wipe my eyes. 😎😎 {Certified Old Curmudgeon}
Thank you for sharing this movie. I love history of Black people being told and not hidden. We need more of our stories to be told. Knowledge is power.
Love and much respect for William Rudolph, read and knew about her in books, she's the main reason I ran track in high school, and enjoy running and jogging.
Thank you for this film, from which lesson can be learnt: like listening & tenacity & loyal love. And Thanks to Denzel Washington for true commentary of other film Gladiator 2 that (a) Absolute power corrupts & (b) History Repeats itself if not learnt from it. May God bless you all.
Never saw this before now but learned several years ago when a friend here in Detroit posted about being the young Wilma in this film that my grandfather was in it. I was shocked when she listed the cast. He played the doctor. I was very young when this came out. Miss him so much.🌺
Yes, I'm thankful for having Denzel in our lives. Hes such a good actor and person. I'm always listening to his quotes on Facebook. He's very inspiring. We'll miss him when he retires, but will continue to watch his movies. I also want to thank his wife for hanging in with him all of these years, it has been great to have you as a couple. I pray that you all stay together til the end of your days together. You both are appreciated. ❤
I live in tn now for 7 years I found out about Wilma when my daughter did a project on her. And I have been working on Wilma Rudolph for 6 year at Walgreens as a black woman from Georgia this adds to my history
I never even heard of this movie before. What a gem! My only complaint is the background clicking throughout. But thanks for sharing. My daughter graduated pregnant. At least they graduated. My daughter passed at the age of 33 with 3 children her own. Their father was killed just 2 years prior. Hug & appreciate your children.
Great Documentary great cast 🙏 Changes things. God is Awesome And worthy to be praised!!! These typed Of movies should be part of schools History and curriculum and added to ALL SCHOOL. WILMAS ADVERSITY TO A VICTORY 😍😍💜💜🙏 💎 😇 AMERICA YOU WILL NOT FORGET THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MY PEOPLE
Saw this movie when it initially aired on NBC decades ago and thought Denzel was so cute and wondered if I'd ever see him again. Few yrs later saw this guy on TV show St. Elsewhere but didn't connect him to Wilma for a few years just thought he was a cute actor. Never dreamed he became as huge as he has. "Carbon Copy" was also a cute early film of his too.
🙋🏾♀️ she wrote a book you notice when she won they wouldn’t friend me to the black Americans back then, like they are now notice no one Creek congratulated her of the other teams as a matter of fact, no one congratulated any of the United States teens back in those days. No maybe they did it off camera but if you notice the original footage, they didn’t go to congratulate her or the other team mates African-Americans but that’s all right we did and we’re still proud of her all of them.
Absolutely wonderful film with outstanding performances and a great lesson in perseverance. To see Denzel as an Italian prince watch Much Ado About Nothing with Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson. Kenneth cast Denzel as the prince with the attitude of, "Ya, he's black, so what, he's perfect for the role" and he was. In regards to the presentation about Gladiator 2, I've always thought about America as comparable to the Roman Empire, an essentially adolescent society running roughshod over the world, caring about nothing but profit and America. Your Coliseum is the Football Stadium and you measure the value of everything by the metric of football. Athletes are your gladiators and you greatly overvalue them but I'm sure you'll grow up eventually, that's if there's still a livable planet to grow up on.
My sister knew Richard from a mutual friend, during the time of Richard's popularity and fame... She was invited to watching the filming of this and meet Diana and Billy but her mutual friend (her boyfriend) was too jealous she said. (and he didn't 'let' her go watch...) She had met Barry Gordy as well.. He might have been the one inviting her or Richard... Richard 'saved' both my sisters another time at a party that was getting really bad fast, and sent them to his limo and got them out of them out! My sister isn't around anymore.. I always think of these times when I see this, and the message about heroine. My sister played this a lot for me and Diana did such a great job that I was surprised and sad for her, that she got so little recognition.. My sister said Diana lworked hard for this movie and observing addicts while on heroine too, for her role.. I always had a lot of respect for her in this ' assignment' and her work.. I will watch it again sometime and know the message in this was powerful, and it still is.. 🖖
It’s a shame we as a country nearly eradicated Heroine then went an invaded Afghanistan made a deal with the Northern Alliance who the Taliban was restricting from cultivating the poppy fields and we let them do it and armed them and installed Harmad Karzai as president of Afghanistan and poor America is addicted to Heroine again. Diabolical
This is when we had our black school them ! I went to a black school, ! In Clarksville Tn , where Wilma R was born! Then then devil change everything!.
Thank you for sharing Wilma. It was both educational and informative. I thought Carbon Copy was Denzel Washington's first movie, and I believed that I had seen them all until I came across this one that my 53 years+ memory could not recall.👍🏾
So Hard To Be A Tiger "😅😅 Right On , This Movie I Missed "I Was Working I'd Like To Show The Grandkids And Family This Movie I Already had My Kids Join Track Teams This Movie Would Help More With Their Education "Right On 😊 People 😊
I never knew about this movie, and Denzel Washington played in this movie! She grew up right in my hometown! Clarksville TN, she went to Burt High School! Some of my older sister and brother went to that school!
OMG !!!! That man ages like fine wine!!!! Slavery has BEEN going on in Dubai too! Witnessed it first hand! Once the workers realized there was no $$ to send home and they could not leave because they did not have their passports in their possession …. they started jumping off the Burj Khalifa 😢
@@OptimisticSeagull-kh9sj It isn’t in the news that when you get car insurance over there it includes “blood money” …. The money family gets back home when they decide to end it by jumping in front of your car! Lot of stuff going on all around the world that doesn’t make the news!
THIS WAS NOT HIS VERY FIRST MOVIE! HIS VERY FIRST MOVIE is “DUTCHMAN” 1967, starring AL FREMAN! See that little black boy walking in the train towards the end, that’s DENZEL WASHINGTON! Great movie !
Amen 🙏 Unto the Trinity Amen 🙏🙏🙏💖👏🌍 This young lady was born all ready preparing for her unknowing but spiritual journey. Praise God 🙏💖🌍👏 Glory Glory Glory Hallelujah, In the mighty and powerful and authorized name of Jesus Christ Our Lord and Savior Amen 🙏💖🌍
This what happened to is daughter the parents should share some of the blame as she said she didn't know anything i remember what the father mentioned about the boy and the mother played it off like it is nothing to worry about they should instill something in her about boy and girl because she is a big girl now so she must be careful but that was lack of knowledge personal issues so that what happened pregnancy
Now, this channel is named Black Tree TV. This channel says that this is the FRIST role Denzel played in , i Google it ,it say different ! Explain, Black Tree TV
I will explain. You can Google anything. It is only an index of everything that people post. It doesn’t mean that what people post is right or wrong. It would be like googling everybody’s SAT answers. Doesn’t mean you googled the correct answer. This TV movie is his first movie role. He has a gap between his teeth which you have never seen Denzel with a gap between his teeth on any screen. His wife Pauletta is in this movie also and this is where he met her. This was 1977, what comes up in your Google search the movie Carbon Copy was 1981. What more do you need me to explain? Thanks for watching
@: Perhaps you haven’t seen the movie. He was not an extra and had more than a walk-on part. He did a whole scene. Non-speaking roles do count. It was once commonplace for actors to go uncredited, especially actors of color, even when they had speaking roles. I cannot say for certain whether Denzel was credited or not. I’ll have to get back to you on that because he very well may have been.
@@hereforit2347 let’s keep it all love. ❤️ I don’t think you were directing that to us and to your point I haven’t seen that film so thanks for putting us on game. At the same time, actors, media and critics alike typically describe debut and break out roles as the ones where the actors speak on screen as oppose to saying they “appeared” in other productions. Tomato -tomato in the end. Also as an actor the pay is totally different when u speak. We aren’t here to argue just to appreciate his early work and I appreciate your contribution to the dialogue.
I always remember Wilma Rudolph. I was a young girl during the olympics, when I saw Wilma she got me. This was in Germany. She fascinated me, her strengths willpower and this black young woman. I was always glad when the blacks won. My teachers couldn't understand me why I was so excited when the black sportsman was winning. I knew why and still do.
As a kid anytime I watch a soccer game on tv. I root for the black player and I always want him to play good and each time that player looses the ball it hurts me. lol 😂 I still like to see them fo good so we both on the same boat I think
Cisely Tyson still Queen of the big screen, even back then.
Such an incredible piece of history and film. It was an honor to get to see this wonderful part of our lives and the beginning of Denzel Washington 's career. Thank you so very much.
We were just as honored to present it and watch it for the first time ourselves. Thank you for tuning in and for the kind words.
Truly appreciated this film😊So wonderful to see the LOVE that binds this family
Thanks
This is probably my 5th time watching this, and it is still an excellent and enjoyable piece of history. I think Denzel’s wife, Pauletta is also in this movie. The young lady from Temple who Wilma met on her first day there and she said she wanted to play basketball with Wilma.
Amen 🙏🙏🙏💖🌍 This is a unknowing gift for.me I am 73years old. Don't remember this movie. Thankful to have this opportunity. God bless, ALL 🙏💖🌍
"but this one ain't gonna have no more bad times...you know what i'm sayin?" Papa lettin him know!!! 😂😂🤣🤣
Willma Rudolph was my Daddy's friend...❤
DENZEL, RETIREMENT WILL BE EPIC!
I sat right down and watched this movie. I really enjoyed it. Everybody knew Wilma had the talent. Genius.
Love Denzel, still the MAN!
❤Always, “The Man”,
Denzel Washington ❤
🙋🏾♀️ remember this story my mama told me about the story I’ve seen several movies about Wilma. I grew up in the original black panther party. We talked about her. I am so proud these elders, black people who pave the way for me and all of us. I always think that and I always contacted myself in a positive way because of the, if it wasn’t for these black trailblazers we wouldn’t be who we are in doing what we doing black people in 2024. Thank you Wilma. We love you and always proud of you”🥰👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 R.I.P,
Right arm and left arm too!
I love this movie. Have watched it several times. As an older gal now I appreciate it even more than I did when it first came out. I guess as one ages the goals and dreams of others becomes more valued. What I never understood is why she never answered her daddys question... when are you coming home?
What a fantastic movie I love these types of movie what fantastic actors, and actresses. They don't make movie like this anymore.
Wooow. My teacher showed us this in the middle school library back in the day. (RIP Mrs Penny DeBerry). Its a delight rewatching it. "Sorry coach," and our star is born! ❤
Rare at its finest ✨️ Denzel Washington. He's "the actor." 💫
Simply a great film, telling a great story. Grumpy old white guy, I still had to pause the movie too often to wipe my eyes.
😎😎 {Certified Old Curmudgeon}
We can send you some Kleenex if you want to rewatch it lol
Thank you for sharing this movie. I love history of Black people being told and not hidden. We need more of our stories to be told. Knowledge is power.
Thank you for watching
Love and much respect for William Rudolph, read and knew about her in books, she's the main reason I ran track in high school, and enjoy running and jogging.
Denzel was in and was mastering the role.
What a treat, thank you so much for sharing this wonderful, historical film!
It’s a gem we should all see
Thank you for this film, from which lesson can be learnt: like listening & tenacity & loyal love. And Thanks to Denzel Washington for true commentary of other film Gladiator 2 that (a) Absolute power corrupts & (b) History Repeats itself if not learnt from it. May God bless you all.
I remember this story it's amazing how you may not realize the famous people before they were really famous
Never saw this before now but learned several years ago when a friend here in Detroit posted about being the young Wilma in this film that my grandfather was in it. I was shocked when she listed the cast. He played the doctor. I was very young when this came out. Miss him so much.🌺
RIP Grandpa. Art lives on
I watched this movie as a kid ,this generation. Does not know who Wilma Rudolph is❤
Nice!
Great story and cast. Truly a blessing to see Denzels first movie..hes only gotten better over the years. ❤
I watched this movie many years ago and I still enjoyed the movie in 2024
Awesome Movie!
Yes, I'm thankful for having Denzel in our lives. Hes such a good actor and person. I'm always listening to his quotes on Facebook. He's very inspiring. We'll miss him when he retires, but will continue to watch his movies. I also want to thank his wife for hanging in with him all of these years, it has been great to have you as a couple. I pray that you all stay together til the end of your days together. You both are appreciated. ❤
I live in tn now for 7 years I found out about Wilma when my daughter did a project on her. And I have been working on Wilma Rudolph for 6 year at Walgreens as a black woman from Georgia this adds to my history
Thanks. Never heard of this
Good looking out for posting this
Im 62 now but running in yard snd my big brother had his stop watch.. he called me Che Ching..🏃 1st time hearing of Wilma ❤❤❤and Zel ❤❤❤
I never even heard of this movie before. What a gem! My only complaint is the background clicking throughout. But thanks for sharing. My daughter graduated pregnant. At least they graduated. My daughter passed at the age of 33 with 3 children her own. Their father was killed just 2 years prior. Hug & appreciate your children.
Background clicking? Sure that’s not on your side
What a great film and what a superstar Cecily Tyson was.
I adore her so much. So lucky to have met her
@@blacktreemedia Wow, I'm so jealous!
❤ This was and still is. a wonderful 💯 movie 😊! Blessings 🙏 and Peace for the actors who played 😁 this film!
This is so amazing to see history like this being told thank you
The historical facts with this great movie 🎬 is impeccable great actors legendary 🏆 🏆 🏅
Great Documentary great cast 🙏
Changes things. God is Awesome
And worthy to be praised!!! These typed
Of movies should be part of schools
History and curriculum and added to
ALL SCHOOL. WILMAS ADVERSITY
TO A VICTORY 😍😍💜💜🙏 💎 😇
AMERICA YOU WILL NOT FORGET
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MY PEOPLE
Well at least she get to achieve her goals because she still have the support
I really enjoyed watched this movie thank you all
Great movie 🎥 🎬
amazing ....i need you so much
We need you too!!!!
Saw this movie when it initially aired on NBC decades ago and thought Denzel was so cute and wondered if I'd ever see him again. Few yrs later saw this guy on TV show St. Elsewhere but didn't connect him to Wilma for a few years just thought he was a cute actor. Never dreamed he became as huge as he has. "Carbon Copy" was also a cute early film of his too.
Heart-Warming
Thank you for sharing ☺️
Thanks for watching!
Belize?! Oh wow cool! Cheers from Belize. Also thanks so much for this movie and putting me on to Wilma Rudolph
Thank you for watching and shout out to Belize 🇧🇿 it is on my places to travel itinerary and I hope to visit sooner than later
@ Excellent!✨💫
Thank you for sharing this! ❤
You are so welcome!
Didn’t know this story, before my time but I’m so glad to know it now🙏🏾
🙋🏾♀️ she wrote a book you notice when she won they wouldn’t friend me to the black Americans back then, like they are now notice no one Creek congratulated her of the other teams as a matter of fact, no one congratulated any of the United States teens back in those days. No maybe they did it off camera but if you notice the original footage, they didn’t go to congratulate her or the other team mates African-Americans but that’s all right we did and we’re still proud of her all of them.
Trinidad and Tobago on the inside 🎉🎉🎉
Absolutely wonderful film with outstanding performances and a great lesson in perseverance. To see Denzel as an Italian prince watch Much Ado About Nothing with Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson. Kenneth cast Denzel as the prince with the attitude of, "Ya, he's black, so what, he's perfect for the role" and he was. In regards to the presentation about Gladiator 2, I've always thought about America as comparable to the Roman Empire, an essentially adolescent society running roughshod over the world, caring about nothing but profit and America. Your Coliseum is the Football Stadium and you measure the value of everything by the metric of football. Athletes are your gladiators and you greatly overvalue them but I'm sure you'll grow up eventually, that's if there's still a livable planet to grow up on.
My inspiration to run track 👣
So cool!!!! At times when I be up in the wee wee hrs looking for things to relax me 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
I caught yo drift
Denzel was great even then… he got some good dental work and got even greater.
My sister knew Richard from a mutual friend, during the time of Richard's popularity and fame...
She was invited to watching the filming of this and meet Diana and Billy but her mutual friend (her boyfriend) was too jealous she said. (and he didn't 'let' her go watch...)
She had met Barry Gordy as well.. He might have been the one inviting her or Richard...
Richard 'saved' both my sisters another time at a party that was getting really bad fast, and sent them to his limo and got them out of them out!
My sister isn't around anymore..
I always think of these times when I see this, and the message about heroine. My sister played this a lot for me and Diana did such a great job that I was surprised and sad for her, that she got so little recognition.. My sister said Diana lworked hard for this movie and observing addicts while on heroine too, for her role..
I always had a lot of respect for her in this ' assignment' and her work..
I will watch it again sometime and know the message in this was powerful, and it still is..
🖖
It’s a shame we as a country nearly eradicated Heroine then went an invaded Afghanistan made a deal with the Northern Alliance who the Taliban was restricting from cultivating the poppy fields and we let them do it and armed them and installed Harmad Karzai as president of Afghanistan and poor America is addicted to Heroine again. Diabolical
A Jewel.
This is a truly great channel. Thank you for all the incredible posts.
That was truly very nice comment to make
@@blacktreemedia Truth is truth! ❤
This is when we had our black school them ! I went to a black school, ! In Clarksville Tn , where Wilma R was born! Then then devil change everything!.
Thank you for sharing Wilma. It was both educational and informative. I thought Carbon Copy was Denzel Washington's first movie, and I believed that I had seen them all until I came across this one that my 53 years+ memory could not recall.👍🏾
You are so welcome
That was his first movie but he this was his first TV role.
Long live Cicely Tyson
Jason Bernard is so great and cute
They represented America..and didn’t get respect they should’ve been shown in America.
So Hard To Be A Tiger "😅😅 Right On , This Movie I Missed "I Was Working I'd Like To Show The Grandkids And Family This Movie I Already had My Kids Join Track Teams This Movie Would Help More With Their Education "Right On 😊 People 😊
I remember watching this on TV
I never knew about this movie, and Denzel Washington played in this movie! She grew up right in my hometown! Clarksville TN, she went to Burt High School! Some of my older sister and brother went to that school!
Yes I Affirm claim it
I don’t think I ever saw this movie. At the time I planning my wedding, so I was a little distracted. Should have watched the movie. LoL
Great movie
Joe Seneca played his father in Mississippi Masala.Rip also to Ms C tyson
I was good at sports at school I still am good at sports I am now 60 years old.
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When she called after the Olympics and her Papa kept asking when she was coming home 🥲
She was like “bad connection” lol
OMG !!!! That man ages like fine wine!!!!
Slavery has BEEN going on in Dubai too! Witnessed it first hand! Once the workers realized there was no $$ to send home and they could not leave because they did not have their passports in their possession …. they started jumping off the Burj Khalifa 😢
Is that true? Jumping to their death? Wasn’t in the news. Witnessed something similar in Saudi Arabia with the maids. Sad
@@OptimisticSeagull-kh9sj It isn’t in the news that when you get car insurance over there it includes “blood money” …. The money family gets back home when they decide to end it by jumping in front of your car! Lot of stuff going on all around the world that doesn’t make the news!
Paulette Washington at 44:34. Denzel at 52:00.
THIS WAS NOT HIS VERY FIRST MOVIE! HIS VERY FIRST MOVIE is “DUTCHMAN” 1967, starring AL FREMAN! See that little black boy walking in the train towards the end, that’s DENZEL WASHINGTON! Great movie !
That is news to us. We would have to check that out.
Amen 🙏 Unto the Trinity Amen 🙏🙏🙏💖👏🌍 This young lady was born all ready preparing for her unknowing but spiritual journey. Praise God 🙏💖🌍👏 Glory Glory Glory Hallelujah, In the mighty and powerful and authorized name of Jesus Christ Our Lord and Savior Amen 🙏💖🌍
Wow
We live in a time of judges. We had a king and didn’t want that. We prayed for a judge and guess what? He gave us that in Trump! Thanks a lot!
And I thought Carbon Copy was his 1st movie.
I since learned- I was totally Wrong.
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It ain’t easy to raise a child girl
Bless
Mi niño
I'm laying here watching movies on my phone
I believe that Paulette Washington was also in this movie.
This is where they met
@@blacktreemedia Yes that's right. I believe I read it in an Essence magazine years ago.
If you notice, Denzel's upper teeth have a gap in it!
He got it fixed after the movie was made.
Yep
Love my gap upper too
How come everyone seeing zel and im @ 41:53 didn't see him yet except for ads breaks
He’s the bf
Yes I see now
Denzel had some big front teeth. 😅
Meharry Medical College!!❤
Did she have her baby before the Olympics?
tree
the best treatment
I was born again in 1971
I was only 8 years old
This what happened to is daughter the parents should share some of the blame as she said she didn't know anything i remember what the father mentioned about the boy and the mother played it off like it is nothing to worry about they should instill something in her about boy and girl because she is a big girl now so she must be careful but that was lack of knowledge personal issues so that what happened pregnancy
Now, this channel is named Black Tree TV. This channel says that this is the FRIST role Denzel played in , i Google it ,it say different ! Explain, Black Tree TV
I will explain. You can Google anything. It is only an index of everything that people post. It doesn’t mean that what people post is right or wrong. It would be like googling everybody’s SAT answers. Doesn’t mean you googled the correct answer. This TV movie is his first movie role. He has a gap between his teeth which you have never seen Denzel with a gap between his teeth on any screen. His wife Pauletta is in this movie also and this is where he met her. This was 1977, what comes up in your Google search the movie Carbon Copy was 1981. What more do you need me to explain? Thanks for watching
So "Carbon Copy" was not the first one?
This preceded Carbon Copy but was a TV Film not a theatrical release.
I thought Denzel's first movie was "Carbon Copy" with George Siegel?
First acting role is this movie. First Hollywood was c copy
Carbon Copy 1981, this was 1977 and technically a TV Movie although TV movies back then were a bigger deal then we consider today.
Polio was a terrible disease.
This is not Denzel’s first film. He had a small role in Death Wish, 1974.
A speaking role?
@: No. 😆
Non-speaking roles don't can't. Especially back then. He was prolly considered just an extra in that film
@: Perhaps you haven’t seen the movie. He was not an extra and had more than a walk-on part. He did a whole scene.
Non-speaking roles do count. It was once commonplace for actors to go uncredited, especially actors of color, even when they had speaking roles.
I cannot say for certain whether Denzel was credited or not. I’ll have to get back to you on that because he very well may have been.
@@hereforit2347 let’s keep it all love. ❤️ I don’t think you were directing that to us and to your point I haven’t seen that film so thanks for putting us on game. At the same time, actors, media and critics alike typically describe debut and break out roles as the ones where the actors speak on screen as oppose to saying they “appeared” in other productions. Tomato -tomato in the end. Also as an actor the pay is totally different when u speak. We aren’t here to argue just to appreciate his early work and I appreciate your contribution to the dialogue.
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Sin querer. Les hacemos participe de nuestros problemas
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mu boom saya
Im a light in. on
Mi luz. vos will be. Eternity