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Viento del mar
03:54
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Qué me dice la mañana
04:54
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Lenta inmersión
05:52
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Cómo se llama esto
04:03
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Los cometas
03:27
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Slide down
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La suerte
05:30
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Eclipse
06:05
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Brillo
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El torbellino
04:05
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Hernán Tenorio Buenos Aires, Argentina
Hernán Tenorio, nació en Lanús en 1978. Ha participado en los siguientes proyectos musicales desde la década de 1990: Frecuencia (ep: Frecuencia,1998); Cabaret rock; Amour fou; Delay (ep: Sin golpe, 2002), Los Tenders (lp: Canciones simples para gente común, 2016); etc. ... more
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