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Mal De Moi (Chantant)

Antonio Blunda·October 2, 2018

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Antonio Blunda

Avvocato, lavoro e vivo a Palermo (Sicilia).
Sposato, papà di una bimba, amo la mia famiglia, la poesia e la narrativa.
Nel 2019 ho presentato un libro di poesie, "I giorni del ritorno", edito da Smasher Edizioni.

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