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María Tacón
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Véndeme el Kia
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Orquestáncana
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El ofensor del pueblo
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Menestra con ginebra
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Mis amigos de mierda
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Buenas tardes caballero
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Va - Bene
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Cáncer a granel
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Condones de cecina
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La deuda (con Blizard)
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Las cosas de mi abuelo
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Los de la capi
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Choco Jungly
02:25
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Don Federico
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Catalina Grande Piñón Pequeño Spain
3 tiparracos de León. Una guitarra, una batería y una voz, sin bajo, ni falta que hace. Patadas en tus oídos. Pura artesanía fandanguera.
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