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Explosión del Misti
12:10
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Muca
08:49
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Cholacos
16:20
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Jarjacha
06:07
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Tema compuesto por Manuel Villavicencio.
Silvana Tello - voces & percusiones
Manuel Villavicencio - guitarra acústica / eléctrica & letras
Arturo Quispe - guitarra eléctrica
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Cholo Visceral
11:15
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10 años de terror
11:14
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El paso entre las lomas
04:46
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"Tema dedicado a mi madre Teresa Claudina Velarde Begazo que por supuesto, extraño tanto y lo único que apacigua mis temores, son esos sueños donde te veo y casi te puedo abrazar"
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