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La Polla Records - Levántate y Muere

Year: 2020 MusicDocumentary

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Cast

Evaristo Paramos

Evaristo Paramos

voz

Abel Murua

Abel Murua

bajo

Manuel Garcia "sume"

Manuel Garcia "sume"

guitarra

Raúl Lasa "Txiki"

Raúl Lasa "Txiki"

guitarra

Iker Igeltz "tripi"

Iker Igeltz "tripi"

bateria

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