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3 new tenors (actually high baritones) following the footsteps of Pavarotti, Carraras and Domingo. 2 aged 14 and 1 @ 15 yrs. Awesome for such young ones. enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqUkUjeF4-c
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OT 3 new tenors ages 14 and 15
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