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Telecine de la Tarde
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Gracias pero no gracias
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Narciso
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intro Trivial
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Trivial
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Simple
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Soñé contigo
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El Sello
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Tirijala
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El Tren
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Sobrevolar
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Ardnaxela Puerto Rico
ARDNAXELA
(ar-na-xe-la)
"…Soft but incisive voice, tight rhythms and bubbly organ
melodies of her music transport listeners to a land of color and candy that makes people wonder if somebody changed their Tylenol for Quaaludes…"
SAN JUAN CITY MAGAZINE
Indie Pop Latin Alternative songstress hailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico (now established in Mexico City)
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