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Hailing from the Spanish Mediterranean coastal village of Figueras near the French border, a teenaged Monica Naranjo left home and family to seek her muse. Now 23, a lonely, dramatic spirit pervades her soul--a mystique captured by producer Cristobal Sansano on "Desatame (Untie Me)," a woman's plea for liberty anchored to the Eurodance beat. M. Naranjo/C. Sansano/J.M. Navarro)
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