Results for: 'Sofia Talvik' Blue Moon (Sofia Talvik album) Blue Moon is the debut studio album by Swedish folk musician Sofia Talvik. Released in 2005, the album took 40 hours to record, and received mostly positive reviews. "I've purchased and used products from iHerb, and I’ve been extremely…
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