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La historia de hoy es triste, pero gracias a ella tenemos una de las mejores baladas de la historia. Estamos hablando de como nació la canción de "Don't cry" de Gun's and Roses. Una canción que prácticamente nació antes que el grupo y su éxito. Gracias a una ruptura sentimental. Una historia de amores imposibles y de historias inexistentes que pudieron ser y no fueron por culpa del implacable destino.
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