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Informative Essay: How Liliana Felipe Is To Today

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Liliana Felipe is what she is to today because what she has manage of doing such has standing up knowing that she 's been fighting of finding her sisters and brother in law 's body but what she make this more influential is she fought without fighting nor making a big scene but, doing it by composing her music and letting the lyrics doing all the talking. That 's whats make it more

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