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Ethos, Pathos, Logos
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Quirales
05:24
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Era Discordia
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In Verba
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Memoria
03:35
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La Palabra Ha Muerto
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Continentes
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Ataraxia
06:54
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Medussa Santander, Spain
Formados en 2012 con Juan Gutiérrez e Iván Mena, al que se les une al poco tiempo Javi Arias a la batería. En poco tiempo
preparan y graban su primer disco, "Ocho". Mena deja la banda y
con la incorporación de Pablo Vázquez al bajo y Fernando Navarro a la guitarra graban "100.000.000 de años".
Alfonso Borbolla pasa a sustituir a Vázquez como bajista y en 2018 presentan "La palabra ha muerto".
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