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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of EL CEL , EL COR Y LA TERRA, .intim.art selection from 1996 to 2019., LOCUS AMOENUS . album 2019, SITAR FOR CALCUTA, EL SENTIT DEL CEL album 2018, and EL BOSC LISERGIC DE L´INFANCIA album 2000.
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KEVALA ..to A.Caimari
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LA NATURALEZA DE TUS IDEAS SERÁ EL FONDO DE TU INTELIGENCIA . * m.aurelio .
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GIMNESIES .
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MA.RI
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MA is the fourth note in the hindu music notation as well RI as the second note of the scale , but the fact was a friendship homage who came trough island customs ,a cute romance that will stay in memory for us . her young beautyness will last forever cause the art .
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CHARLOTTE & MUM
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CIRCUS
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INTIM.ART Spain
INTIM-ART info :
Harp ,guitars,
sitar hindu,
Lire mithologic ...
intim.art exist from 1996 as private home studio recording.
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