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Después de la Espera
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Placebo
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Nada (Florecer)
03:50
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Luz Secreta
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Déjala Rodar
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Al Vacío
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Malasangre
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Torniquete
03:48
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La Gran Oscilación
05:32
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Ahora Es Nunca
03:26
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Ruido Negro
05:16
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Humo Sagrado
07:50
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Lamento
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Diamante Eléctrico Bogota, Colombia
Diamante Eléctrico is one of the most exciting bands to come out of Colombia. They have played show to some of the most important festivals in the world like Coachella, Austin City Limits, Lollapalooza, SWSX. They played with the Foo Fighters and The Rolling Stones, they have Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top on one of their songs, they even have 3 GRAMMY´s, two for best rock album and one best rock song. ... more
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