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A butterfly who loves flute
(6) | 17/09/2014 | Translate: On Monday, September 15 in Odense Concert Hall in Denmark during an international flute competition, a butterfly landed on the face of Ota Youkie flaoytistrias from Japan. The Ota continued his unnerving antics of completing the piece "Sonatine Sancan's".
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