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Campeones de Invierno
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Bidonville
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Demasiadas Expectativas
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Tristura
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Los Amores Ridiculos
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No Hablaremos
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Velas y Balas
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No Hay que Volver
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Muertes Simultáneas
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Los Hijos Violentos
09:26
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You'll Never Walk Alone
06:37
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Carlos Madrid Cartagena, Spain
Carlos Madrid (Cartagena, 1985) es una de las voces más personales y talentosas de la nueva generación de músicos y compositores autóctonos. Tras las excelentes críticas cosechadas por su anterior disco “Oh, Beatrice (El Álbum De Fotos De La Nieve)” (La Viejita Música, 2011) Carlos Madrid regresa con “El Agua Negra” (La Casa con Ruedas, 2014). ... more
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