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Mars désarmé par Vénus - Tu vois le tableau #4
Finissons l'année 2015 avec chaleur : de l'amour et des coups de soleil.
C'est en effet la dernière vidéo que nous ayons tournée cet été, et un peu de vitamine D ne peut pas nuire (même si notre hiver n'est pas si pourri) et oui, tu as le droit de rigoler de mon nez et mon dos cramoisis.
Cette fois, on retourne dans la mythologie, puisqu'on ne se refait pas, et c'est de l'amour de Mars et Vénus qu'on va traiter.
La musique particulièrement planante est d'OTAM, et tu peux aller écouter son soundcloud ici (d'ailleurs c'est mon morceau préféré donc il s'appelle Bril song !)
https://soundcloud.com/otammusic
Instagram : manonbrilcuah
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Utip : https://www.utip.io/cestuneautrehistoire
Le com à placer sera aujourd'hui :
Amour gloire et beauté, santé, bonne année.
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