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Inópia
00:14
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2. |
Obertura
01:20
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3. |
Reflect from your shadow
00:04
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4. |
letter
00:08
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5. |
Sombra
03:42
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Recital
00:40
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Vergüenza
00:07
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8. |
Ira
00:13
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9. |
#1 interludio
00:13
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10. |
Maravillas
00:46
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11. |
NO
00:23
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12. |
Aria
00:07
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13. |
Demonios
00:36
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14. |
Va de retro Satana
00:23
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15. |
#2 interludio
00:11
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16. |
imagen oscura
01:26
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17. |
Los ángeles rebeldes
00:14
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#interludio 3 // RUIDO
00:29
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