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Swiss Chronicle: Basanstrasse 24 Performance Tour
Published in the Roots&Wings Magazine Spring 2013: Basanstrasse24, A Filipino-Swiss Junction On their second day in the alpland of cheese and chocolate, the first snow of the year greeted six street children from the tropics. When you are homeless in … Continue reading
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