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Unbreakable by Jenni Rivera · Booklabria

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Jenni Rivera
Unbreakable

BiographySingers

Unbreakable

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First published: 2013

Synopsis

The talented and beloved Mexican American singer's only authorized autobiography published posthumously after her death in a tragic plane crash in December 2012.

Subjects: Biography
Singers
Mexican Americans
Singers, biography
Mexico, biography
Mexican American women singers
Characters: Jenni Rivera

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Edition details

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Publisher: Atria Books
Published: 2013
Edition: First Atria books hardcover edition.
Pages: 225
Language: English
Contributor: Matteo, Marissa
ISBN-13: 978-1476746074
ISBN-10: 1476746079

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