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Desnuda
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Meu Compadre
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A Mata
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Al-Jazz
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O Vilão
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No Divan
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Na Tenho Tempo
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COMPADRES Evora, Portugal
COMPADRES music is beat based with lots of musician colaborations, a mix of organic and electronic with some turntablism flavour resulting in a fresh new sound coming from Alentejo, Portugal.
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