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Tristeza
00:59
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En el circo de Tristeza todos se ponen a llorar.
Ella llega y les cuenta que el payaso se acaba de suicidar.
Todos se ponen a cantar!
Todos se ponen a bailar!
Tristeza ríe para luego llorar!
Tristeza canta para luego callar!
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¿Quién mejor?
01:28
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Contulio (improvisación)
02:16
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Delfín
03:26
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Los discos de Shaman La Plata, Argentina
Etiquetado como psicodelia folk o world music del siglo XXI, en la voz de Shaman Herrera abrevan influencias de todos los rincones, el space rock, el canto con armónicos de los himalayas, la poética urbana del indie argentino, el folk rock de los 60s y las nuevas improntas musicales del mundo. ... more
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