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La escalera
02:44
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Ascensor
01:57
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Estás cambiando
03:21
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Canción de la lluvia
03:33
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Niño alado
03:59
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Jean Claude Monet
03:32
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La naranja
02:16
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No
03:56
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Planta
04:10
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Dios
02:49
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Hongo Monstruo
03:37
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Miramar
03:17
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La calle
03:15
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Primer Hombre Internacional La Plata, Argentina
Cuatro personas se reúnen durante un tiempo en una misma sala de ensayo, el lugar empieza a sentirse como un hogar, se llenan sus paredes de significado, el eco se registra en bits de una computadora, y entretanto estas personas crecen. Un día, alguno de los cuatro cuenta que las canciones se sienten como un escudo contra las cosas de todos los días. ... more
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