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1:26Now PlayingIn the middle of the solar eclipse, a baby made its grand entrance nine days early. The timing was kismet, as some might say. Mom named her Sol Celeste, which means celestial sun in Spanish. Coincidentally, they always planned on this name. It’s a perfect fit since her big sister’s name is Luna. "The fact that I have a moon already. And now I have a sun and a moon, and then she was born during the eclipse. That is ... the odds of that. It’s just crazy,” mom Alicia Alvarez tells CBS News. Inside Edition Digital has more.
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