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Intro (Dioses Plagiados)
03:36
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2. |
I don't know
04:21
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3. |
Dance floor
06:08
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4. |
Did you see the lights?
04:54
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5. |
Innocence
02:55
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6. |
All I done
04:25
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7. |
Fault
05:48
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8. |
You know
06:29
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9. |
Poor
05:48
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10. |
Epilogue (De Sí Mismos)
02:50
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Taboisers Troisers Valencia, Spain
We enjoy, we use music like a therapy.
We are Luis Manteca (The Strings Charmer) voice, guitars, mandoline, charango, bandurria, balalaika, ukelele, laud, oud, violin and cello and Javier Mariscus voice, flutes, drums, and synths.
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