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They say "third time's the charm", that "things come in threes" and that nobody lasts beyond old [lit. third] age. It is in this inevitable logic of life that Gilmário Vemba brings "3rd ROUND", a show
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They say "third time's the charm", that "things come in threes" and that nobody lasts beyond old [lit. third] age. It is in this inevitable logic of life that Gilmário Vemba brings "3rd ROUND", a show that delves into the three great dimensions that have always shaped us.
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