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Le futur qui avance
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Giving Myself To You
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Mai
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Swing Low
03:19
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Cocolixe Barcelona
‘Cocoliche’ was the dialect that italian immigrants used to speak in Buenos Aires and Montevideo at the end of the 19th century. Cocolixe is the project from the italian uruguayan and Barcelona-based artist Fabián D'alesio.
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