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El documento habla sobre la gente necesaria que con solo una palabra, sonrisa o dar la mano puede encender la ilusión, invitar a viajar a otras zonas, romper la soledad y alegrar la vida. Esta gente necesaria alimenta sueños y floras e inventa sueños, dejando a uno feliz y con vida después de irse, desterrando una muerte solitaria.
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