In this second round they fight to access the next phase Xavi Buxeda with We'll leave it written and Berta Prieto with My life is my message. Georgina Latre i Marta Ossó d’una banda i Paula Jornet i Mònica Almirall de l’altra son les quatre actrius que dramatitzen els textos.
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