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Principe Charro
04:45
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Stranger
04:15
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Ingratitud
03:54
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Femme Fatal
05:36
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Tequila Death
04:42
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Underworld
05:02
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Asenic Lips
05:50
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El Loco
04:09
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Claroscuro
04:57
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Vengador
04:35
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Troker Guadalajara, Mexico
Far from jazz for elevators, Troker export their music direct from the Tequila land in Guadalajara to the
world.
"The band's compositions are journeys — as you watch them live, keep in mind that you are indeed witnessing history being made": NPR.
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