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In Reply to: Re: "a capella" posted by Jeff Starrs on April 12, 2002 at 00:40:34:

...about that scene was the way the female singer (and the audience) was set up by the previous performer where he demonstrates the fairly mundane idea of "...it's all on tape" or it's all an illusion. That idea was quickly forgotten when the female singer came out and completely sweeps you away in the reality of her passion. I don't speak Spanish so she could've been singing about the stock market for all I knew, but it was sooooo real. And then she drops over dead and the song keeps right on playing. I mean I wanted to scream, "No! This can't be on tape!" Very cool connection of the two performers.
I guess I got a little carried away:-)

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"a capella" - Allan 22:57:52 04/11/02 (5)

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