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La paz del poderoso
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No hay revolución
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Bienaventurados
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Legañas, mocos y pus
01:47
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Yo kiero sol
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Posesión
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Nacidos para sufrir
02:54
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No hay dios
02:04
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De rey mago
01:39
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Una única voz
02:49
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Los refranes
01:31
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Quien te va a enseñar
02:16
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Milagro!!!
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Gente de fiar
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Sin dios ni hostias
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