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Corte en la frente
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Tiempo libre
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Arena húmeda
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Mis condiciones
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Escalera 3
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Mi hermana mayor
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Madre Maquina L'Altet, Spain
Formados como trio en Alicante durante el año 2008, el grupo se consolida con: Pau Consuegra (bajo-voces), César Espí (batería-voces) Pablo Mateo (guitarra-voces) y Miguel de la fuente (guitarra-coros) Desarrollando juntos una sólida carrera musical a través de seis años de correligionaria dedicación al proyecto musical. ... more
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