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Me Voy
03:33
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Ya no quiero verte
04:43
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Nace
05:43
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Los Pies en la Arena
04:07
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Out of Place
04:18
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0/10
04:19
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Adicto
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El Día que regalé Flores
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Efusivo de Sobra
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Levitation
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Pablo Habitual Mexico City, Mexico
ESP
Mod enigmático. Indie rock bilingüe de la periferia de la Ciudad de México.
Ecos de
introspección, autónomo y desafiante. Paisajes sonóro que transportan a otras latitudes.
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Enigmatic mod. Bilingual indie rock from the outskirts of Mexico City.
Echoes of introspection, autonomous and challenging. Sonic landscapes that transport to other latitudes.
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