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Oveja Negra
02:43
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2. |
Inimputable
02:33
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Concheto Puto
01:34
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4. |
Para Olvidar
01:30
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5. |
La Amante
02:17
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6. |
Cayendo Solo
04:01
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7. |
Demasiado Punk
01:48
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8. |
Un Poco Mas
02:26
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9. |
Felicidad
02:15
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10. |
Te Fuiste
01:37
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11. |
Falso
01:51
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12. |
Rosas Y Claveles
02:29
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13. |
Ya No Volveras
08:09
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