“The world of entertainment and showbiz is cruel, ruthless, selfish and risky. Never give in to any compromise. Make your art count and remember: true talent is not for sale. He will never need it.”

— Prevale

Original: Il mondo dell'intrattenimento e dello spettacolo è crudele, spietato, egoista e rischioso. Non cedete mai a nessun compromesso. Fate valere la vostra arte e ricordate: il vero talento non è in vendita. Non ne avrà mai bisogno.
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Italian DJ and producer 1983

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