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Meaning of dies irae by GARCÍA ALBERTO





GARCÍA ALBERTO

dies irae
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corresponds to a Latin expression that means "day of anger and is the phrase with which begins one of the five prose of the Roman Missal, which sing the Office of the dead"-

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