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Patria
04:09
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3. |
Canción de las estrellas
03:34
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un día pregunté a mi padre sobre el amor y dijo tiende a caer
hoy hombre pretendo comprenderlo y no lo logro
sólo sé caer como un suspiro como una mano como una bomba
vivir es reír
reír es morir
algunos no sabemos reír a solas
como yo
algunos no sabemos ni siquiera estar
tienden a caer
muros y fronteras
tienden a caer
todas las estrellas
un amiga preguntó a un amigo si la amaba
no se han vuelto a ver
Guillermo Jaramillo
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4. |
MaríaFernanda
02:51
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Madre
03:34
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El pacto
02:28
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Electricidad
02:36
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9. |
La balada del soldado
01:38
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10. |
Toma tu arma y pasea
02:10
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11. |
Bonus Track: Fuego
02:37
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