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LOCURA LEGO
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LAS ESCALERAS
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CINE SOMBRERO
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RECUERDOS DE JUVENTUD
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EAST SEVENTIES
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SISMODARA
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CAMINATA NOCTURNA
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QÎNTAS
02:46
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ANÄLOA
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FÈREBOS
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ASTRIDIN VALS
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Didier Laloy Symphonic Brussels, Belgium
Didier Laloy discovered the diatonic accordion at the age of 13, which opened
the doors to an infinite musical and
human universe. Since then, he has never stopped
being surprised and exploring different artistic fields such as theatre, circus
and poetry, while participating in the recording of more than 200 albums and
playing all over the world.
... more
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