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Danza Pagana
04:25
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Terrae Sanctae
05:40
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Libido
04:35
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Dirsi Addio
04:18
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Les Jeux Sont Faits
04:02
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Tra Specchi
06:36
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Sangue e Arena
04:41
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Eclissi (Dell'Anima)
04:33
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Eclissi
04:59
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Bohémien Rome, Italy
Bohemien are a historic band active in Rome since 1985, albeit with a certain discontinuity and many breaks. Their sound draws inspiration from the contemporary international Batcave scene of the beginning (gothic/deathrock/positive punk), characterized by the Italian language in the vocal parts. ... more
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