“When eyes meet a woman of superlative beauty, reason and competition fade away.”
Prevale (1983) Italian DJ and producer
Original: Quando gli occhi incontrano una donna di superlativa bellezza, ragione e competizione sfumano.
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“When the eyes meet a rare and prestigious beauty, they can only be grateful for the precious opportunity received.”
— Prevale
Original: Quando gli occhi incontrano una rara e prestigiosa bellezza, non possono che essere grati per la preziosa opportunità ricevuta.
Source: prevale.net
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