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Seppuku (Intro)
02:49
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Despiertos
02:15
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Tiempos de cambio
01:16
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Atrapados
01:28
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5. |
Vernos caer
02:44
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Irrealidad
01:08
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7. |
Tierra
01:33
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Nuestro dolor
00:44
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Corteza Santiago, Chile
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