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Portón de San Juan
03:05
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Frascos
04:28
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Mikado
05:08
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Tricky
03:41
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Cafeinomana
05:10
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En “Cafeinomana” Tüssi Dematteis relata, a modo de Lou Reed local, una historia que parece retomar la visión de bar sobre aquellas de pelo bien largo que siempre andan mal, llevada a su fin por una guitarra de guiños bluseros y un caos sónico denso como la peor Sudestada de Junio.
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Marusi
04:12
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Historia de Gin Tonic
04:52
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Mamboretá
03:07
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Tropico Duclos Montevideo, Uruguay
Trópico Duclós es José Nozar, Matías Rodríguez, Magdalena Sena y Nicolás Urroz.
Invitados: Marcelo Fernandez, Tussi Dematteis, Pancho Cohelo, Azael Gomez.
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