1. |
Inés
01:39
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Inés está perdida, Inés no volvió
quiero verla viva.. .... .... ..
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Uruguay
01:52
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Domingo insomnio
melodía pluvial
amor lisiado
(Uruguay)
La gente está quitándome
algo que es tuyo
ciclo menstrual
(Uruguay)
Insípidos logros
olor a hospital
(Uruguay)
Viajaría hasta Marte por amarte una Miércoles
voy a nadar...
a Uruguay
a Uruguay
a Uruguay
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3. |
Popeye
03:46
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Aún no encuentro envases para encerrar al Sol...
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Láctea Buenos Aires, Argentina
Láctea es un trío de pop sucio que hacía grunge en sus inicios (1997-2003) retornando en 2017
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