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We burn in heaven
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La madre de Caín
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Run
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Pretty girl
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Ámame
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Falling
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The dark hunter
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Mientes
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Heroïnas Barcelona, Spain
Noches de conciertos, rock, alcohol y divertimento es el denominador común de esta banda. El primer ep tendrá por nombre Ardec Nec Consumitur, e incluye la intro Dêmentia-Dêmentiae, la ochentera La madre de Cain - un claro guiño a Parálisis Permanente-, la rasgadora Run, a la que nos encadenamos, o el hit más potente We burn in heaven, entre otros temas que pronto saldrán a la luz. ... more
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