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Fuego
02:32
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No hay Nada
03:54
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Mariposa Negra
01:51
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Pistola enemiga
02:31
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Cuatro Paredes
03:02
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Angustia
01:53
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1992
03:37
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Lágrimas
03:05
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Rabia
02:22
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Todo era Mejor
02:44
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Hormiguero Urbano
02:38
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Juanito Piquete y los Mataesquiroles Barcelona, Spain
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