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Ramilletes
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Inmóvil
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Planta Trepadora
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Monte Claridad
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Bonito El Vacío
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Encarnación
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Chiminigagua
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Te Pareces Al Rocío
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Del Cielo Nace
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No Existe La Perfección
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MONTAÑERA London, UK
Montañera has established herself as one of the most unique voices in Colombia. With the experience of 8 albums in tow, this singer/songwriter has traveled a ten-year trajectory with her bands Suricato and Ságan that has taken her to Europe, the US and Latin America, playing on stages such as; Smithsonian Museum and Kennedy Center, live act at KEXP, SXSW in Austin, MAMA Festival in Paris, etc. ... more
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