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Caleidoscópica
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Danae
04:33
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Despertina
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La Soledad
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Eterno Retorno
03:26
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Clavel Precioso
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Urbania
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Desde los cielos
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Síndrome de Estocolmo Alajuela, Costa Rica
Síndrome de Estocolmo nace en el 2011, hace rock con tendencias a la psicodelia y al blues. Las piezas nacen con la inquietud de expresar a manera de catarsis las vivencias cotidianas, así como ficciones. Su música suele cargar el aroma del San José contemporáneo, sus espacios físicos, así como sus personajes, sus calles y el espíritu de la misma. ... more
Síndrome de Estocolmo recommends:
Groove, música sincera y virtuosismo musical. ¡Infibeat!
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