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El Sol, la Tierra y la Luna – El que no pertenece
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The video tutorial discusses specific dates: February 29, April 29, June 29, and October 29. It highlights that February 29 is unique as it only occurs in leap years, unlike the other dates which occur annually. The concept of leap years is explained, emphasizing the rarity of February 29.
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