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Angélique Kidjo makes history with Hollywood Walk of Fame star

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Angelique Kidjo (PHOTOCREDIT: Kidjo Photography)

The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce also proclaimed 18 August Angélique Kidjo Day in Hollywood before the unveiling.

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