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ANOMIA - Vida
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ANOMIA - 2 cops, 1 bomb
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Atratus - NN
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Atratus - Arrogante
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Atratus - Días de muerte
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RIP OFF RECORDS Trujillo, Peru
FUCK OLD SCHOOL!!!
NO HAY ELITISMO EN ESTE ESPACIO
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