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Vidas Cheias (tema)
02:12
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Secret [ultra lo fi vs]
01:53
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Verdurin´s Matinée
01:23
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Ataraxia
02:24
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Eudaimonia
01:20
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Zero TV
01:08
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Paperboy Of Nothing
04:08
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Bossinha do Adeus´98
02:40
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Epílogo [vidas vazias]
04:12
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Electric Lo Fi Seresta Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Jangly, dreamy, lo-fi, obscure, catchy and sometimes upbeat, sometimes darker. Since 1996.
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