Cuestiones Positivas
from ¿Quién vigila al hombre cansado? by Baikonur
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Cuestiones Positivas
Extract from an interview to Chilean metal band "Necrosis" on "Sábados Gigantes", a popular Chilean TV show. 1987. Audio extracted from www.youtube.com.
Extracto de entrevista a banda metal chilena Necrosis en programa de televisión "Sábados Gigantes", 1987. Audio extraído de www.youtube.com
Extract from an interview to Chilean metal band "Necrosis" on "Sábados Gigantes", a popular Chilean TV show. 1987. Audio extracted from www.youtube.com.
Extracto de entrevista a banda metal chilena Necrosis en programa de televisión "Sábados Gigantes", 1987. Audio extraído de www.youtube.com
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from ¿Quién vigila al hombre cansado?,
track released August 31, 2013
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Baikonur Santiago, Chile
Baikonur is RDaniel Guzman, Carlos Astorga,
Ariel Acosta, Rodrigo Nanjarí & Marcelo Venegas.
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