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Lunaria
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L'ora del silenzio
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Miniature d'acqua
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Anima
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La giostra
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Passato e Futuro
05:22
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Il nome
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Prospettive
01:34
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Katya Sanna Rome, Italy
Winner of the "Alda Merini Award" of "Rom'Art Independent Festival". Author of the fantasy trilogy "Le Chant De L'Ange"
proposed by Radio Ra1 Italian Public Broadcasting Company. 2014 her cd "La Via Delle Stelle" the CD of the month for the Italian music magazine "Rockerilla".
April 2020, during the Covid19 Lockdown releases "La Rosa Quadrata"
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