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Slipped Disc November 19, 2024

Naples erases Putin’s bass

by tritonous

The Teatro San Carlo has dropped Ildar Adbrazakov from posters of Don Carlo and Attila.

Abdra is an enthusiasric supporter of Putin and his wars.

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