Ricky Martin delivers showstopping performance for 2024 World AIDS Day
"I'm here to bring you my story, through music. Lots of highs and lows," the Puerto Rican superstar said while addressing the audience.
December 05 2024 12:08 PM
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"I'm here to bring you my story, through music. Lots of highs and lows," the Puerto Rican superstar said while addressing the audience.
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