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#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I

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#绿光之旅

Madonna "Madame Perón"

When I was a child listening to the radio, I remember the host's phrase "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I don't know the story of Mrs. Perón, but I have imagined this song written for her, I don't know English, I can find someone else to translate the Chinese, and I can fantasize about some scenes for no reason, which I think is the charm of music.

I don't know when "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me" was used in football, from Maradona to Messi, how many years have passed here? I finally remembered to watch Madame Perón, and before that, I had watched several two-hour biographical films, from India to the United States to South Africa, and finally to Argentina.

This is a song and dance film, a continuous singing voice, singing the short life of Mrs. Perón, from the illegitimate daughter to the Lady Ofon, from a humble origin, she has experienced what only she knows, the moment of brilliance is eternal, she only lived for thirty-three years, but forever lived in the hearts of the Argentine people.

After watching the movie, I found the MV of "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me" to watch, which is the best side of this era, and the information is at hand. The real Lady Perón looks sweeter, but Madonna successfully plays her strong side, just sweet, can not be on the top. Sighing, it was too early, but everything was predestined.

The form of song and dance films to do biographical films, especially the songs I like, there is no music guidance, naturally it will be easy to enter the play, I will give "Mrs. Perón" a high score, the movie has been seen, I myself will never put "Argentina, don't cry for me" to cry for Argentine football, this is two different things, but can it be so sad? Maradona's life is not like this, is it?

If it's not more true, just use a title, don't study the lyrics, and forget Mrs. Peron.

#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I
#绿光之旅麦当娜 "Mrs. Perón" was a child listening to the radio, and I remember the host's sentence "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me", which was broadcast in Cantonese and then in English. I

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