Quote by Placido Domingo

The public is a part of my real life.

The public is a part of my real life.

Summary

This quote suggests that the individual's interaction with the public is not separate from their personal life, but rather an integral part of it. It implies that the individual's experiences, relationships, and activities involving or interacting with the public hold significant importance in shaping their reality. This could highlight the individual's recognition of the interconnectedness between their private and public spheres, and the acknowledgment that their actions and interactions in the public domain have tangible effects on their overall life experience.

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By Placido Domingo

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