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La Lucha
01:30
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Voce
03:55
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Lejos
03:59
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El Milagro del Sur
04:24
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Eliseo
02:10
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Pupitres en Fuego
02:51
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La Luna y El Sol
00:54
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Mi Mar Mi Nada
05:29
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Los Heridos
04:15
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10. |
No Contaba Con Eso
03:29
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11. |
La Purga
04:04
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La Respuesta
01:19
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13. |
Domingo
05:35
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La Vida Bohème Mexico City, Mexico
La Vida Boheme is a indie-rock band which formed on the fierce streets of Caracas, Venezuela.
A band that has defied all the stereotypes and prejudices of an indie band.
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