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Crucemos
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Si tus pestañas
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Floreciente luz
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La gran mugre
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Laura va
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Cápsula
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Causal
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Escafandra
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Péndulo
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Patitas negras
02:47
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Saltamontes lunar
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Zapatos viejos
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Efímera
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Luciérnagas
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Visera Crash Buenos Aires, Argentina
VISERA CRASH es un quinteto de cuerdas que interpreta música original, contemporánea, de cámara y popular. Comenzó en el año 2006 como un cuarteto de dos cellos y dos violines, formación con la cual grabó en el 2008 su primer disco "Babé". Luego en febrero de 2014 graba con la formación actual de 2 violnes, viola, cello y contrabajo su segundo disco "Intraterrestre". ... more
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