name	El Alma Al Aire
type	studio
artist	Alejandro Sanz
cover	Elalmaalaire.jpg
released	September 26, 2000
recorded	March–July 2000 at Criteria Studios (Miami, Florida)
genre	Latin pop
length	54:47
label	WEA Latina
producer	Emanuele Ruffinengo
last album	''Discografía Completa: Edición Especial Gira 98'' (1998)
this album	''El Alma Al Aire'' (2000)
next album	''Lo esencial de... alejandro sanz'' (2001)
misc	}}

''El Alma al Aire'' is the fifth studio album recorded by Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz in which he gives us interpretations that come from the soul, melodies in which it seems that the voice breaks. It is one of his more suggestive and emotive works. It beat all the records of sale of the Spanish market on having reached the 1,000,000 copies in the first week .

Track listing

# Cuando Nadie Me Ve - 5:07 # Hay Un Universo De Pequeñas Cosas - 5:22 # Quisiera Ser - 5:30 # Para Que Me Quieras - 4:29 # Llega, Llego Soledad - 4:37 # El Alma Al Aire - 5:58 # Me Iré - 5:40 # Hicimos Un Trato - 4:37 # Tiene Que Ser Pecado - 5:05 # Silencio - 8:22 ''(contains the hidden track ''"Desde Mis Centros"'')''

Chart performance

Album

! Year	! Chart	! Peak	! Weeks on Chart
2000	''Billboard'' Heatseekers	5	5
2000	''Billboard'' Latin Pop Albums	2	25
2000	''Billboard'' Top Latin Albums	3	38
2000	''Billboard'' The Billboard 200	148	2
2000	''Billboard'' Top Heatseekers (Pacific)	4	2
2000	''Billboard'' Top Heatseekers (South Atlantic)	1	7

Singles

! Year	! Chart	! Track	! Peak	! Weeks on Chart
2000	''Billboard'' Hot Latin Songs	Cuando Nadie Me Ve	12	11
2000	''Billboard'' Latin Pop Airplay	Cuando Nadie Me Ve	9	14
2000	''Billboard'' Latin Tropical/Salsa Airplay	Cuando Nadie Me Ve	7	13
2000	''Billboard'' Hot Latin Songs	Quisiera Ser	17	16
2000	''Billboard'' Latin Pop Airplay	Quisiera Ser	13	23
2000	''Billboard'' Latin Tropical/Salsa Airplay	Quisiera Ser	9	15
2001	''Billboard'' Hot Latin Songs	El Alma Al Aire	40	1
2001	''Billboard'' Latin Pop Airplay	El Alma Al Aire	17	3
2001	''Billboard'' Latin Tropical/Salsa Airplay	El Alma Al Aire	30	4

! Date	! Chart	! Track	! Peak
September 23, 2000	''Los40.com'' Los 40 Principales	Cuando Nadie Me Ve	1
December 23, 2000	''Los40.com'' Los 40 Principales	Quisiera Ser	1
May 12, 2001	''Los40.com'' Los 40 Principales	El Alma Al Aire	1

Sales and certifications

Personnel

Vicente Amigo - Spanish guitar ''"Quisiera Ser"'' and ''"El Alma Al Aire"''

Gennady Aronin - Violin

Enrique Badulescu - Photography

Antonio Baglio - Mastering

Tim Barnes - Viola

Maurizio Biancani - Mixing

Renato Cantele - Engineer, Mixing

Huifang Chen - Violin

Janet Clippard - Bass

Gustavo Correa - Violin

Montse Cortés - Background Vocals ''"Quisiera Ser"'' and ''"El Alma Al Aire"''

John DiPuccio - Violin

Paquito Echevarría - Piano tumbao in ''"El Alma Al Aire"''

Joan Faigen - Violin

Scott Flavin - Violin

Chris Glansdorp - Cello

Alfredo Golino - Drums

Jorge González - Assistant Engineer

Luca Jurman - Arranger, Background Vocals

Mei Mei Luo - Violin

Roberto Maccagno - Engineer, Technical Coordinator

Charo Manzano - Background Vocals ''"Quisiera Ser"'' and ''"El Alma Al Aire"''

Raul Midón - Background Vocals

José Antonio Molina - Arranger, Orchestra Director

Susan Moyer - Cello

Alfredo Oliva - Violin

Alfredo Paixao - Bass, Background Vocals

Wendy Pedersen - Background Vocals

Lulo Pérez - Arranger, Trumpet

Dave Poler - Assistant Engineer

Rita Quintero - Background Vocals

Keith Robinson - Cello

Emanuele Ruffinengo - Arranger, Concept, Producer

Alejandro Sanz - Vocals, Background Vocals, Arranger, Concept

Rafa Sañudo - Art direction, Design

Debra Spring - Viola

Ramiro Terán - Background Vocals

Christine Tramontano - Assistant Engineer

Ludovico Vagnone - Acoustic guitar, Electric guitar

Bruce Wethey - Violin

Bogumila Zgraja - Violin

Awards

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Special edition

name	El Alma Al Aire: Edición Especial
type	studio
artist	Alejandro Sanz
cover	elalmaalaire-esp.jpg
released	June 6, 2001
recorded	March–July 2000 at Criteria Studios (Miami, Florida)
genre	Latin pop
length	54:47 (CD 1) 23:27 (CD 2)
label	WEA Latina
producer	Emanuele Ruffinengo, David Foster
misc	}}

''El Alma Al Aire: Edición Especial'' is the 2001 re-release of the album El Alma Al Aire containing 2 CDs. The CD 1 is the same as the original album and the CD 2 contains 5 new tracks (His duets with the Irish group The Corrs, a duet with the Mexican singer Armando Manzanero and a remix of the song ''"Tiene Que Ser Pecado"'').

Track listing

CD 1

# Cuando Nadie Me Ve - 5:07 # Hay Un Universo De Pequeñas Cosas - 5:22 # Quisiera Ser - 5:30 # Para Que Me Quieras - 4:29 # Llega, Llego Soledad - 4:37 # El Alma Al Aire - 5:58 # Me Iré - 5:40 # Hicimos Un Trato - 4:37 # Tiene Que Ser Pecado - 5:05 # Silencio - 8:22 ''(contains the hidden track'' "Desde Mis Centros"'')''

CD 2

11 Me Iré (the hardest day) con The Corrs - 4:26

12 Una Noche con The Corrs - 4:44

13 Adoro con Armando Manzanero - 4:17

14 Tiene Que Ser Pecado (alternative mix) - 5:22

15 The Hardest Day con The Corrs - 4:38

Re-Release

name	El Alma Al Aire
type	studio
artist	Alejandro Sanz
released	September 26, 2006
recorded	March–July 2000 at Criteria Studios (Miami, Florida)
genre	Latin pop
label	Warner Music Latina
reviews	}}

''El Alma Al Aire (Edición 2006)'' is the 2006 re-release of the album El Alma Al Aire containing a CD and DVD. The CD contains 13 tracks and the DVD contains 14 videos.

Track listing

CD

# Cuando Nadie Me Ve - 5:07 # Hay Un Universo De Pequeñas Cosas - 5:22 # Quisiera Ser - 5:30 # Para Que Me Quieras - 4:29 # Llega, Llego Soledad - 4:37 # El Alma Al Aire - 5:58 # Me Iré - 5:40 # Hicimos Un Trato - 4:37 # Tiene Que Ser Pecado - 5:05 # Silencio - 8:22 (contains the hidden track "Desde Mis Centros") # Cuando Nadie Me Ve (demo) - 5:01 # El Alma Al Aire (demo) - 5:39 # Una Noche con The Corrs - 8:12

DVD

# Cuando Nadie Me Ve (Video) # Quisiera Ser (Video) # El Alma Al Aire (Video) # Llega, Llego Soledad (Video) # Una Noche con The Corrs (Video) # The Hardest Day con The Corrs (Video) # Tiene Que Ser Pecado (2001 Concert at Vicente Calderón Stadium) # Llega, Llego Soledad (2001 Concert at Vicente Calderón Stadium) # Cuando Nadie Me Ve (2001 Concert at Vicente Calderón Stadium) # Me Iré (2001 Concert at Vicente Calderón Stadium) # Hay Un Universo De Pequeñas Cosas (2001 Concert at Vicente Calderón Stadium) # El Alma Al Aire (2001 Concert at Vicente Calderón Stadium) # Quisiera Ser (2001 Concert at Vicente Calderón Stadium) # epk

References

Category:2000 albums Category:Alejandro Sanz albums Category:Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year Category:Warner Music Latina albums

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Name	Alejandro Sanz
Background	solo_singer
Birth name	Alejandro Sánchez Pizarro
Birth date	December 18, 1968
Origin	Madrid, Spain
Instrument	Vocals, guitar, piano
Genre	Latin pop
Occupation	Singer, songwriter
Years active	1988–present
Label	Warner Music Benelux
associated acts	Juanes, Shakira, Alicia Keys, Calle 13
Website	AlejandroSanz.com }}

Alejandro Sanz (born Alejandro Sánchez Pizarro on December 18, 1968), is a Spanish singer-songwriter and musician. For his work, Sanz has won a total of fifteen Latin Grammy Awards and three Grammy Awards. He has won the Latin Grammy for Album of the Year three times, more than any other artist. Throughout his career, he has released a total of ten studio albums and six DVDs.

Born in Madrid, Sanz began playing guitar at age seven, taking influence from his family's flamenco roots. He released his debut album at age sixteen, although he did not gain commercial success until his second release, ''Viviendo Deprisa''. His next two records, ''Si Tu Me Miras'' and ''3'' also fared well commercially, but it was his 1997 breakthrough album ''Más'' that garnered international success. ''El Alma al Aire'' followed in 2000, selling more than a million copies in its first week.

In 2002, he became the first Spanish artist to record an ''MTV Unplugged'' album. His collaboration with Shakira on the single "La Tortura" reached number one on several charts worldwide. His albums ''No Es Lo Mismo'' (2003) and ''El Tren de los Momentos'' (2006) showed Sanz experimenting with more diverse styles of music, while his most recent release, ''Paraíso Express'' (2009) served as a return to form for the musician. He signed to Universal Music Group in 2011 and is reported to be working on his tenth studio album.

Early life

Sanz was born in Madrid, Spain, on December 18, 1968, the youngest son of María Pizarro and Jesús Sánchez. He grew up in the high-crime neighborhood of Moratalaz in eastern Madrid. Sanz recalled "Back then, kids grew up on the street...I was a bit like the group troubadour; the one who played the guitar and sang. That kept me out of a lot of trouble." Sanz's father, a door-to-door book salesman, played guitar professionally, which inspired seven-year-old Sanz to learn to play the instrument. He pursued the instrument with an intensity that eventually frustrated his mother, who broke his guitar one morning after his playing kept the family from sleeping.

He was exposed to traditional flamenco music as a child while vacationing each summer in his parents' native Andalucía in southern Spain. Originally, Sanz intended to become a flamenco performer, but he found the music teachers to be overly strict. Commenting on his early experiences, Sanz explained, "Flamenco can be very hard on beginners. If you lose the rhythm, they toss you out with, 'You're no good, boy!' They're very strict and very cruel. But it's also a marvelous education, because you either learn to play or else." He felt that he could not compete with his peers, and decided to focus on creating pop music with flamenco influences, viewing flamenco to be a "lifestyle" better suited to others.

Recording career

1989-96: First four albums

As a teenager, Sanz performed in various venues in his hometown. He became acquainted with Miguel Angel Arenas, a music industry executive who had signed several popular Spanish groups such as Mecano. Arenas helped Sanz find work, eventually leading to a record deal with the Spanish label Hispavox. In 1989, sixteen-year-old Sanz released his debut album, ''Los Chulos Son Pa' Cuidarlos'' under the name of Alejandro Magno (Spanish for "Alexander the Great"). The record, which fused techno and flamenco, was met with critical and commercial indifference, and today Sanz views the record to be "insignificant". However, the album is now considered to be a collector's item. In an attempt to promote ''Los Chulos Son Pa' Cuidarlos'', he performed at strip clubs, playing short sets between acts. This proved to be unsuccessful and Sanz took a break from music, choosing to study business administration. He also took a job at a recording studio in which he wrote material for other artists. He persuaded Arenas to send demos of his songs to record companies, which led to being signed by Warner Music Latina. At this time, he began performing under his current name.

Sanz's rise to fame began in 1991, when he released his first album from Warner, ''Viviendo Deprisa''. The record and the songs "Pisando Fuerte" and "Se le Apago la Luz" helped him gain a dedicated fan base in Spain. In 1993, he released ''Si Tu Me Miras'' shortly followed by a live album, titled ''Básico''. That same year, he recorded a song with flamenco pioneer Paco de Lucía, whom Sanz idolized as a child. He released his third studio album, ''3'', in 1995. In addition to Spanish, ''3'' was also released in Italian and Portuguese. "La Fuerza Del Corazon", the first single released from ''3'', was his first song to chart internationally. All three albums proved to be successful, reaching multi-platinum status in Spain.

1997-2002: ''Más'', ''El Alma Al Aire'', and ''MTV Unplugged''

Sanz spent two years in Milan, Italy to work on a follow-up for ''3''. For the album, he wished to create a "true fusion" of many different sounds, and began studying the saxophone and piano in addition to guitar. In 1997, Sanz released his fifth studio album, ''Más'', a record containing ballads strongly influenced by flamenco, pop, and tropical rhythms. Driven by the singles "Corazón Partío", "Y, ¿Si Fuera Ella?", "Amiga Mía", "Aquello Que Me Diste", and "Siempre Es de Noche", ''Más'' sold more than two million copies in Spain and was certified 22x Platinum in the country. The album remained on the ''Billboard'' Latin Albums chart for 74 weeks, and one year after the record's release, Sanz was granted an Ondas Award for Best Song for "Corazón Partío". According to David Cazares of the ''South Florida Sun-Sentinel'', the album "made Sanz an international star on the strength of the pop-salsa hit 'Corazón Partío', a song on the lips of fans from Spain to Cuba and the United States." Following the success of the album, Sanz began touring in United States for the first time.

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His fifth album, ''El Alma al Aire'', released September 26, 2000, featured Sanz exploring diverse genres of music, including jazz, R&B;, soul and tango. In Spain, the album sold more than one million copies in the first week, breaking the record of one million copies sold in four months, also set by Sanz with his previous album, ''Más''. At the 2001 Latin Grammy Awards, Sanz walked away with four awards: Best Pop Male Vocal Album and Album of the Year for ''El Alma Al Aire'', and Record of the Year and Song of the Year for the title track from the album. Later that year, ''El Alma Al Aire'' was released in a special edition including Sanz's duets with Irish band The Corrs. In October 2001, Sanz collaborated with Michael Jackson and various other artists on the Spanish version of the charity single "What More Can I Give", which benefited the victims of the September 11 attacks.

In 2002, Sanz recorded ''MTV Unplugged'' at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts in Miami, Florida. He was the first Spanish artist to record and release an ''MTV Unplugged'' album. For Sanz, the recording of the album "changed the way I do my music. It was a rediscovery of how to perform, and also how to record, music with live musicians. That was the spirit of the music in its pure form, though [it is ironic] that the more people who are playing, the more simple it is." With the ''MTV Unplugged'', he garnered three Latin Grammy Awards (Album of the Year, Recording of the Year and Song of the Year for "Y Sólo Se Me Ocurre Amarte").

2003-07: ''No Es Lo Mismo'' and ''El Tren de los Momentos''

On September 2, 2003, Sanz released his sixth studio album, ''No Es Lo Mismo''. On this record, Sanz took a more political approach than he had on previous releases. "Sandy a Orilla Do Mundo" discusses oil spills on the Spanish coast, while "Labana" tells the story of people fleeing from Cuba on makeshift rafts. The album won four awards at the 2004 Latin Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Record of the Year. Sanz was unable to attend the event and his awards were accepted by presenters and colleagues. Also in 2004, he became the first Spanish musician to give a lecture at Harvard University, speaking about Hispanic culture at the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies.

In 2005, Sanz collaborated with Shakira on her song "La Tortura". Co-written by Sanz, the song became an international hit, breaking the record for the most weeks at the number one spot on the Hot Latin Songs chart. The song exposed Sanz to a more diverse audience, and helped build anticipation for his next release. The first single from the album ''El Tren de los Momentos'', "A la primera persona", became his first song to enter the ''Billboard'' Hot 100, peaking at number 100 on the chart. The record was also noted for its guest appearances, which featured Shakira, Juanes, Alex González of Maná, and Residente of Calle 13.

In the spring of 2007, Sanz suffered a mental breakdown and was forced to take two months off in the middle of a world tour. The breakdown was caused by several events in his personal life, including the death of his father in 2005, his separation Mexican model and actress Jaydy Mitchel, and his announcement that he had a three-year-old son outside of his marriage with Mitchel. He commented on the situation, saying "You have to put things in perspective. It was stress, something that had never affected me, but this time, yes, it did. So I had to pay. A doctor told me to stop for a couple of months to recuperate completely." Sanz spent time in therapy, a time which "helped [him] a lot" and gave him "more power" to perform.

In a press conference in late 2007, he criticized Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez, calling him "undemocratic" in the wake of a petition made by Venezuelan citizens to prevent Chavez from running for re-election. Sanz further stated "If they gave me 3 million signatures to stop singing, I would stop singing immediately." Supporters of Chavez subsequently gathered 230,000 signatures in response to Sanz' comments.

2008-present: ''Paraíso Express''

To promote his new record, ''Paraíso Express'', Sanz created a campaign in which fans could create a video about their definition of paradise and upload it to his YouTube channel. Artists such as Shakira, Laura Pausini and Paulina Rubio also participated. On November 10, 2009, Sanz released ''Paraíso Express''. This record was described as a return to form for Sanz, focusing more on melody as opposed to the experimentation he pursued on his previous two albums. He commented "On this album, I first composed the melody and then the lyrics. It is more of a rock album than my past releases, with more elegant and positive lyrics and a happier and more rhythmic spirit." The bilingual single "Looking for Paradise" featuring Alicia Keys reached number one on the ''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks chart. At the 2010 Latin Grammy Awards, the album was nominated Album of the Year and Best Male Pop Vocal, while the single "Desde Cuándo" received both Record and Song of the Year nominations. On February 15, 2011, Sanz announced that he would be signing with Universal Music Group after twenty years with Warner.

Musical style

Sanz is known for his distinctive raspy vocals, which he attributes to his flamenco roots, crediting singer Camarón de la Isla as a major influence. His song "Sí, He Cantado Mal" (Yes, I Have Sung Badly) from ''No Es Lo Mismo'' references this, with Sanz saying "I'm laughing a little at myself so that I can laugh at other things. Sometimes, I'm harder on myself than any music critic can be. I'm laughing at that." As a child, Sanz was heavily influenced by English-language heavy metal groups such as Iron Maiden and Dio, referring to himself as a "heavy metal radical". He also feels that living in the city of Cadiz had a major impact on his musical style, where "Any 7-year-old kid you find knows how to play guitar, play the cajón, knows how to sing. When the family comes together we start to sing. In a way it's not just music, it's culture."

Early in his career, his music generally consisted of romantic ballads. However, in the late 1990s, his collaborations with other artists greatly expanded his musical style. On ''No Es Lo Mismo'', he experimented with rock, salsa, and hip hop. While recording the album, he noted that he often entered the studio with a rough idea for a song and the guest artists would "contaminate it with their rhythms...in a good way." ''El Tren de los Momentos'' continued this pattern of musical experimentation, featuring diverse genres such as funk, jazz, and country. Despite this, Jason Birchmeier of Allmusic described his musical evolution by saying "Even as Sanz broadened his style over the years, he never ventured far from his strength: romantic songs, generally ballads, tinged with flamenco and sung wholeheartedly with his distinct voice."

Personal life

Sanz married Mexican fashion model and actress Jaydy Michel in Bali on December 30, 1999, but this marriage was never legally recognized in either of their home countries. Sanz felt that having a legally recognized marriage was unnecessary: "My wife is my wife and I am her husband. For me, that has enough validity...I am married with the heart." The couple separated in 2005. Their daughter, Manuela Sánchez Michel, was born in 2001. Sanz later had a son named Alexander with Valeria Rivera, a Puerto Rican fashion designer.

Sanz welcomed his third child in New York, a boy named Dylan (b. July 2011), the first child from his relationship with girlfriend and former assistant, Raquel Perera. Sanz chose virtuoso flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucía to be the godfather to his son. Alejandro and Raquel are godparents to David Bisbal's daughter, Ella.

In addition to music, Sanz enjoys painting, which he often does while trying to create ideas for new songs. He explains that painting "teaches you that taking risks rarely leads to failure. In fact, from the moment you assume a risk, you have succeeded."

Discography

Studio albums

1989: ''Los Chulos Son Pa' Cuidarlos''

1991: ''Viviendo Deprisa''

1993: ''Si tú me miras''

1993: ''Básico''

1995: ''3''

1997: ''Más''

2000: ''El alma al aire''

2003: ''No Es Lo Mismo''

2006: ''El Tren De Los Momentos''

2009: ''Paraíso Express''

References

Alejandro Sanz Biography

External links

Alejandro Sanz's Official Site Alejandro Sanz's Official Red

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Marián Aguilera Pérez (born 12 March 1977 in Barcelona, Spain) is a Spanish film and television actress.

Her image was telecast for the world to see when she carried the Olympic flame at Empúries for Barcelona Olympics Games (1992), upon its arrival from Greece. She was 15.

The first film which she starred in was El Largo Invierno (1992), at the hands of Jaime Camino. Other highlights of her earlier film titles are La Cuidad de los Prodigios (1999), Quin Curs, el Meu Tercer! (1994) (TV) and Tuna Negro (2001).

But she is most remembered as Miriam when she starred in Al Salir de Clase (1997–1999), a TV series about the lives of a group of teenagers in Madrid. After the series ended, she starred in less successful Esencia de poder (2001–2002) and Código Fuego (2003).

Los Hombres de Paco / Paco’s Men (2005–2009) catapulted her into international stardom and fame, with her character Silvia Castro Leon, la pelirroja. It created a new fan-base, and countless forums and websites (in many languages) dedicated to her character Silvia and the love story between Silvia and Pepa. However, to great dismay of the series and her character’s fans, Marián Aguilera left the show in 2009 to allow herself to grow and explore other possibilities. She re-appeared in the series’ final season a few times as an illusion/imagination (or perhaps a ghost) to Paco.

For her performance in Los Hombres de Paco, she was nominated Best TV Actress at the 60th Fotogramas de Plata in 2009.

Filmography

Filmography

{|class="wikitable" style="font-size: 90%;" border="2" cellpadding="4" background: #f9f9f9; |- align="center" ! style="background:#B0C4DE;" | Year ! style="background:#B0C4DE;" | Movie/TV Series |- | 2011 | El Último Fin de Semana |- | 2010 | Lo Más Importante de la Vida es no Haber Muerto |- | 2008 | Un Poco de Chocolate / Un Tranvía en SP |- | 2007 | El Prado de las Estrellas |- | 2007 | Marqués Mendigo (TV) |- | 2004 | Las Huellas que Devuelve el Mar / Huellas Perdidas |- | 2004 | Tánger |- | 2004 | Seres Queridos / Only Human |- | 2003 | El Misterio de Wells / The Reckoning |- | 2003 | Instinto-demium (TV) |- | 2002 | No Debes estar Aquí |- | 2001 | Morality Play |- | 2001 | Honolulu Baby |- | 2001 | Tuno Negro |- | 2000 | Besos de tinta |- | 1999 | La Ciudad de los Prodigios |- | 1997 | Tic Tac |- | 1994 | Quin Curs el Meu Tercer! (TV) |- | 1991 | El Largo Invierno |-

Short films

• Válido Para un Baile (2006) • Otra Vida (2005) • Mucha Mierda (1999) • La Ultima Funcion

Television/Miniseries (Regular)

• Homicidios (2011–present) • Los Hombres de Paco (2005–2010) • El Inquilino (2004) • Código Fuego (2003) • Esencia de Poder (2001–2002) • Laberint d'ombres (1999–2000) • Al Salir de Clase (1997–1999) • El Hijo de Sandokan (1998)

External links

Marian Aguilera (English)

Marian Aguilera (Spanish)

Category:Spanish film actors Category:1977 births Category:Living people

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