Justo Lamas is an

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singer. He was born in

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and tours the

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singing for middle- and high-school

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students. Most notable is his song ''Siempre Por Siempre''." He has released six albums: ''Vivir'', ''Justo Para Ti'', ''Un Día Especial'', ''Creo En Ti'', ''Justo En Vivo'', ''Vida Nueva'', and, most recently, ''Sueños''. Lamas was recently voted one of the "200 Hottest Argentine Singers." Lamas sings about peace, love and happiness. He sings some songs by Argentine singer and composer

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. Justo Lamas received the National Culture through the Arts Award from th
New York Association of Foreign Language Teachers (NYSFALT)

References

External links

Justo Lamas website

Song lyrics
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