When it becomes clear that no one else shares your level of passion, you are where you belong. - Placido Domingo - Quotesmemo.com

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Placido Domingo

When it becomes clear that no one else shares your level of passion, you are where you belong.

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The high note is not the only thing.

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We all have a destiny in accordance with the breadth of our shoulders. My shoulders are broad.

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I hope I have given back half the joy music has given me.

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