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Angustia y lágrimas
03:41
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2. |
El cerdo
03:46
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3. |
Paralelo
02:25
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Flores sobre el Asfalto
03:15
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5. |
La Curva
03:00
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Estallido de Lujuria
02:09
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7. |
Pascual Gargall
02:07
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8. |
La Nit
03:46
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9. |
Sombras
02:26
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10. |
Rabia
01:50
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11. |
Cinco Noches
02:35
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12. |
El Abuelo
03:01
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13. |
Mariposa Negra
01:52
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14. |
Sin Piedad
02:20
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15. |
La Bestia
01:40
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Juanito Piquete y los Mataesquiroles Barcelona, Spain
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