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World Festival of Sacred Music Hiroshima 2001

The Festival was started by the Dalai Lama, to promote the peace and the harmony. Japanese Festival was held in 2001, Miyajima Island (Hiroshima), produced by the musician Toshinori Kondo. World-Wi...  
 
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andrecornal (2 months ago) Show Hide
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GOOD BUSINESS
daleks (5 months ago) Show Hide
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whos from the Chinese Internet Surveillance Police on here? pretty obvious lol
Ruhaniyat (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Great !
drop by at our channel for music from India !
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hamid drake !!! graham haynes !! bill laswell !!
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こんどっち面白いね。
歪みないね。
duerdenn (1 year ago) Show Hide
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This is utterly fantastic!!-compulsive viewing!!-a brilliant&eclectic fusion of singers&musicians!!

Thanks for posting this vid!!-now in my favourites!!!
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Fantastic!!
I remember this event,I'd been there.
Thank you for uproad!!
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Just fantastic!

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