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Jezabel
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Un Pueblo Llamado Diablo
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Pide Lo Que Quieras
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El Hombre Castigo
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No Bones
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Rey Rana
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Sin Perdón
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La Llorona
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Delia Records Madrid, Spain
Sello Musical / Music Label
Decidimos centrar nuestro esfuerzo, principalmente en
formato vinilo. ¿Por qué no?. Estrenar música para ti, adorador del surco. Eso es lo que queremos.
We decided to center our effort to vinyl editions. Why not?. Brand new music for you, groove lovers. That is all we want.
But, we can not forget we are living the digital era.
@DeliaRecords
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