1. |
El Pastel
02:24
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2. |
Dentro de mi
02:31
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3. |
Ansias
02:21
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4. |
Requiem por Altzeimer
01:47
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5. |
Viejos
02:30
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6. |
Yo que quiero volar
03:39
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7. |
¡Ay!
02:55
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8. |
La sole
01:19
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9. |
Introsicado
02:08
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10. |
Anselmo Storbass
03:02
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11. |
Soy Capi Guay
02:24
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12. |
Chorreando
03:33
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13. |
Gutu
01:23
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15. |
El campito
03:21
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16. |
Mayores
02:03
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17. |
Tu mirada
04:34
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18. |
La jungla y la acústica
01:06
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19. |
Reflexiones
02:01
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20. |
Batería, bajo y guitarra
01:26
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