Dio desidera
from Veritas Vincit - Ashtar Sheran Hosted by Lorenzo Tarantino
n questo capitolo potrai ascoltare "Dio desidera" - 1959 - Lettura a cura di Lorenzo Tarantino - La musica di sottofondo si intitola "Meditation Music" dell'artista MAPA (Licenza creative common)
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