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Caminho das Pedras

by Ombu

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	1.	Caça 02:08		buy track
	2.	Labirinto 03:14		buy track

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released April 30, 2013

Tocadas por Ombu.
Gravadas, mixadas e masterizadas por Guilherme Chiapetta em janeiro de 2013.

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Ombu São Paulo, Brazil

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Mulher

Apr 2015
Tremolo

Dec 2013
Caminho das Pedras

Apr 2013

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