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Não Havia Necessidade
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Bodas de Sangre
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15 Segundos Vista
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El Niño Soldado
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Abusos de Autoridade
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KO.BOY - Mário Ferreira dos Santos Porto, Portugal
Portuguese musician, auto-didacte, composer, singer and bass player in a lot of diferent bands, like ALUCINA EUGÉNIO, BOÉMIA VADIA, FARGO, and lots of songs in my name. Like fusioned styles, but always with a rock´n roll good vibe. I do punk-burlesque, like I do post rock-mutant. Let in and listen. ... more
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