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  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu016.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu012.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu009.tif
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu004.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 023.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu019.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu018.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu017.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu015.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu014.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu013.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu011.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu010.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu008.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu007.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu006.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu005.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu003.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu002.jpg
  • Urgencies on strike.<br />
Too many sick people, not enough staff...<br />
Welcome in the "best department hospital in the world".
    chu-001.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 004.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 003.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 002.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 001.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 012.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 011.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 022.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 005.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 006.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 010.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 008.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 015.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 007.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 014.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 013.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 026.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 025.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 024.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 024.jpg
  • Electro Hypersensitivity<br />
Légende  : VALENCE, FRANCE - JUNE 01: As societies industrialize and the technological revolution continues, there has been an unprecedented increase in the number and diversity of electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. These sources include video display units (VDUs) associated with computers, mobile phones and their base stations. While these devices have made our life richer, safer and easier, they have been accompanied by concerns about possible health risks due to their EMF emissions. Today, several people are sick because of their electro hypersensitivity. In France, Next-Up Association builds some camps for protect them.
    Electro hypersensitivity 021.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_033.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_030.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_024.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_042.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_041.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_039.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_040.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_038.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_037.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_036.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_035.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_034.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_032.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_031.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_029.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_028.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_027.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_026.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_025.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_023.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_022.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_021.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_020.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_018.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_019.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_017.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
    LC_016.jpg
  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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  • Luz Cazal is considered one of Spain's finest popular music soloists. <br />
After successes in her home country in the 1980s, she achieved international fame, especially in France, after two of her songs were included in Pedro Almodóvar's film Talons aiguilles. <br />
In 2007, sales of her records exceeded five million copies.<br />
Luz underwent surgery for breast cancer and announced on her website that she had beaten the disease, offering the first single, "Se feliz", from her new album, "Vida toxica", a reference to the chemotherapy she received during her cancer treatment.
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