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Jacques Brel - Les Bonbons '67 (legendas em português)

Published July 6, 2011

Views 20.9K  |  Likes 84  |  Comments 12
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Renato MenezesRenato Menezes
1.28K subs38 videosJan 2011

This video has 20.9K views and 84 likes, ranking #1,532,460 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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20,945

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84

Comments

12

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Total (all-time): $15 – $42

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Uma continuação de "Les Bonbons", canção lançada por Jacques Brel em 1964. Nesta nova versão, Brel faz uma divertida e ácida sátira aos jovens ricos que abraçavam a causa do movimento hippie em contraste com a sua própria realidade. Aproveita para debochar dos flamengos, a quem gostava de chamar de "flamenguentos" (o p…

Published
July 6, 2011
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