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Menlancia
03:59
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Crab Peddler
05:34
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Partners
03:25
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Barbara's Theme
04:33
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Apanhei-Te Cavaquinho
03:18
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Lamentos
05:05
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Tristeza de Nos Dois
06:18
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Estudo #1
03:12
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Brasileirinho
07:48
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Brigas Nunca Mais
04:25
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Modulando
02:43
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Na Baixa do Sapateiro
08:10
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Chesky Records New York, New York
GRAMMY winning audiophile label specializing in Jazz, Classical, World, and Singer-Songwriter releases.
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