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a doble o nada
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el oro del rey
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sacudete
03:27
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al corte
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no piensen por mi
05:03
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el circo del rock
04:10
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el rock es mi motor
04:10
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tu nectar
04:24
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buscando la verdad
04:03
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Salto mortal
04:49
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viejo jugador
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