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Sadismo
03:18
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Estético Cult
04:04
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Rarefeito
05:45
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Vísceral
04:47
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Randômico
04:21
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Necessidade Atônita
05:06
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Vermelhos
04:39
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Desconforto
05:32
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ExoEsqueleto Salvador, Brazil
Regular in some invertebrate animals, the exoskeleton is an external layer, responsible to load and safeguard the body. In music, this terms translates the authorial and rocker sounds of a new band: ExoEsqueleto
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