Blanca Nieves dance
Keywords: Shows & Entertainment, Vocal Music
| Blanca Nieves | Dance |
| Manuel Reina | Dance |
| Javi Castrillón | Vocals |
| Margherita Rotondi | Vocals |
| Paride Losacco | Violin |
| Gilberto Torres | Guitar |
| Domenico Capotorto | Piano |
| Antonio »El Pumuki« | Percussion |
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