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Crisis de identidad
04:36
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Demasiado de todo
03:32
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3. |
Euforia peligrosa
04:28
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Si pudiera
05:19
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5. |
El nuevo dios de hoy
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Delito
05:14
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7. |
Una familia normal
04:01
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nomes volia
03:45
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9. |
El vacio del cielo
04:32
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La vida en obras
02:59
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RAMON MIÑANO Barcelona, Spain
Ramon Miñano is a Spanish songwriter
that began his career with a ska band called Skaparapid playing keyboards, he's
leading his solo project since 2006.
"Ç'est moi" and "Balsamo de Tigre"
were respectively edited in 2008 and 2012.
"Divino Matadero" was his third LP this time as Ramon Miñano, an EP called SAMSARA with four songs has just come out in 2020.
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