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15 members

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Pino Daniele

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Tullio De Piscopo

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James Senese

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Tony Esposito

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Enzo Avitabile

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Enzo Gragnianiello

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Tony Cercola

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Fausta Vetere

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Teresa De Sio

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Pietra Montecorvino

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Gino Castaldo

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Carlo Massarini

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Cristina Donadio

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Viola Ardone

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Miriam Candurro

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