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Cafe Expreso
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Desilusion
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Caricia
03:41
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Son de Mar
02:41
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Ragtime
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Melancolía
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Breakfast
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Separation
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Determinación
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For you
03:41
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Crepuscule
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Metronome
01:46
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Grand Polonaise
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Go West
05:30
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Nadamasquebuscar Ecuador
Pierre Volter - born in Belgium, living in Ecuador. Sings in Spanish, French and English. Writes lyrics and music, makes his
own arrangements, plays all the instruments and is in charge of recording/mixing/mastering.
His style is unique and does not fit in any given genre, it lies somewhere between classical, pop, rock, acoustic and jazz/swing
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