RANKING

Forbes publica la lista de estrellas fallecidas que más dinero ganan: Kobe Bryant, sexto

La revista ha publicado el prestigioso ranking en el que el indiscutible líder vuelve a ser, por octavo año consecutivo, Michael Jackson.

Michael Jackson waves to photographers during a 1996 press conference in Paris. The first posthumous album by the King of Pop, who died in 2009, has been trailed by controversy since its 2010 release
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Michael Jackson waves to photographers during a 1996 press conference in Paris. The first posthumous album by the King of Pop, who died in 2009, has been trailed by controversy since its 2010 release

Vincent Amalvy
Forbes publica la lista de estrellas fallecidas que más dinero ganan: Kobe Bryant, sexto
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Forbes publica la lista de estrellas fallecidas que más dinero ganan: Kobe Bryant, sexto
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Michael Jackson waves to photographers during a 1996 press conference in Paris. The first posthumous album by the King of Pop, who died in 2009, has been trailed by controversy since its 2010 release
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gettyimages-88695476

Michael Jackson waves to photographers during a 1996 press conference in Paris. The first posthumous album by the King of Pop, who died in 2009, has been trailed by controversy since its 2010 release

Vincent Amalvy
Forbes publica la lista de estrellas fallecidas que más dinero ganan: Kobe Bryant, sexto
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Forbes publica la lista de estrellas fallecidas que más dinero ganan: Kobe Bryant, sexto
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Forbes publica la lista de estrellas fallecidas que más dinero ganan: Kobe Bryant, sexto
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Forbes publica la lista de estrellas fallecidas que más dinero ganan: Kobe Bryant, sexto
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Forbes publica la lista de estrellas fallecidas que más dinero ganan: Kobe Bryant, sexto
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Michael Jackson waves to photographers during a 1996 press conference in Paris. The first posthumous album by the King of Pop, who died in 2009, has been trailed by controversy since its 2010 release
10 / 10

gettyimages-88695476

Michael Jackson waves to photographers during a 1996 press conference in Paris. The first posthumous album by the King of Pop, who died in 2009, has been trailed by controversy since its 2010 release

Vincent Amalvy