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dos A
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siete B
02:03
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cuatro A
02:01
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nueve B
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diez C
02:22
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Bisturí Ciudad De México, Mexico
Emiliano Mendoza, Ciudad de México, 1992.
/// guitarra acústica contemporánea // bajo eléctrico autodidacta // percusión
autodidacta // improvisación libre // experimentación // error // loops // collage //
Proyectos actuales: Fierros / Extinción de Dominio / Punta Diamante / Gone Under Sea / Los Hijos de Chunga / I'm This I'm That /// antes: Hombre Desnudo / La Ricachona / Maguila ///
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