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Polly quitte Buenos Aires

Polly, a curious parrot, visits Buenos Aires and helps transform a rivalry at a tango festival into a celebration of unity, learning the power of collaboration and cultural richness.

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Polly est un perroquet. Polly est à Buenos Aires. Le soleil brille. La ville se réveille. Polly est sur un balcon. Polly voit la rue. Polly est contente. Polly a beaucoup d'amis. Polly aime Diego. Diego est content. Diego sourit à Polly. Polly aime Isabel. Isabel est contente. Isabel remercie Polly. Polly aide ses amis. Polly apprend beaucoup. Polly apprend l'unité. Polly apprend la culture. Polly vole dans le ciel. Polly voit la ville. Polly aime Buenos Aires. Polly dit au revoir. Polly vole ailleurs. Polly est excitée. Polly se souvient de Buenos Aires. Polly est prête. Polly est contente.

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