ДИСКОТЕКА 80-х

Cast

Thomas Anders

as Self

C. C. Catch

as Self

Vladimir Presnyakov Jr.

as Self

Pupo

as Self

Vyacheslav Butusov

as Self

Mikhail Boyarskiy

as Self

Yuri Loza

as Self

Oleg Gazmanov

as Self

Chris De Burgh

as Self

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