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Blues del Cementerio
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El Andar del Ogro
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Invocando al Fuego Negro
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Terror en la Nave 1165
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Astro Lejano
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Laura la Sangrienta Lima, Peru
Banda de Lima, Perú formada a mediados del 2017. por Christian Laura Rios (Kristo) en guitarra y Enrique Valderrama Laura en bateria, influenciados por el rocknroll de los 70's. El nombre lleva el apellido de los fundadores, y ''La Sangrienta'' califica la música visceral y cruda que interpretan. ... more
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