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Arthur Hanlon Presents: Piano y Mujer II
Overview
In his second acoustic music special, acclaimed pianist Arthur Hanlon once again joins forces with a roster of all-female artists to perform acoustic renditions of their most successful songs alongside Latin hits.
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Arthur Hanlon
Self
Ivy Queen
Self
Ashley Grace Pérez
Self
Hanna Nicole Pérez
Self
Catalina García
Self
Debi Nova
Self
Lupita M. Infante
Self
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