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Alistuania
04:15
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Blue pepper
04:11
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Mambrú
04:50
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Entradilla 2.0
03:34
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Bailes Corridos
04:39
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Bailes de Procesión
04:43
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Bastardüs
04:44
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Lonely Woman
03:43
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Fandango - Jota
05:46
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Tarantismo
04:14
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El sol le dijo a la luna
03:37
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Mit Günstlichem Herzen
03:26
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TÜNDRA Logroño, Spain
A finales de 2008, se juntaron cuatro músicos logroñeses de muy diversa formación musical: jazz, rock, folk, etc., cuestión
que, lejos de ser un inconveniente, les permite ofrecer un resultado inusual e interesante.
La variedad también alcanza a los instrumentos que utilizan, parte de ellos construidos a mano por uno de los integrantes (Daniel Latorre), que compagina la música con la luthería.
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