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CMM #436 - Engenheiros do Hawaii: Longe Demais das Capitais

EPISODE · Jan 18, 2024 · 1H 17M

CMM #436 - Engenheiros do Hawaii: Longe Demais das Capitais

from CMM · host Crazy Metal Mind

Episódio originalmente publicado em 19/11/2019. No 436º episódio do Podcast mais Rock’n Roll da internets Rômulo Konzen, Daniel Iserhard e Flávio Bandeira batem papo sobre o disco Longe Demais das Capitais do Engenheiros do Hawaii.   Trilha sonora do podcast (na ordem): *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Toda Forma de Poder *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Segurança *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Sopa de Letrinhas *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Toda Forma de Poder *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Segurança *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Eu Ligo Pra Você *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Nossas Vidas *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Fé Nenhuma *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Beijos Pra Torcida *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Todo Mundo É Uma Ilha *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Longe Demais Das Capitais *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Sweet Begônia *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Nada A Ver *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Crônica *Engenheiros do Hawaii - Sopa de Letrinhas Apoiadores do CMM no Padrim e Orelo, que ajudam a manter o Podcast no ar: Samuel Almeida – Ayrton Quintela – Diego Vargas Piccioni – Marcos Cassini – Marco Antônio Rodrigues Júnior – Geandreson Costa - Manoela Pietta Lorenzi – Vanderlei Antonio Spoth Junior – Leonardo Rosa – Lucas Lopes da Costa – Renan Ribeiro Leite – Pedro Avelar – Durval Pires Neto – Lucas Xavier – Isaac Karlo Silva – Pablo Budke – João Carlos Ribeiro – Itamar Carvalho – Patricia Giovanetti – Daniel Martins – Marcelo Anda – Mateus Hilario De Lima – Ronie Oliveira Reyes – Marcos Krammer – Leandro da Silva Camargo – Juliano Passos – Katia Klipel – Felipe Ribeiro – Everson Douglas – Mileto Neto – Rogério Bittencourt de Miranda – Lucas Antelmi Abreu – David Dilkin – Guilherme Calciolari – Marcelo da Cruz Bandeira – Monique Sabater - Felipe Fragnani Dagostin - Felipe Ribeiro - Leonardo Rosa - Andre Serviuc - Lucas Neves - Eduardo Cobas - Anderson Medeiros da Silva - Arthur Cabral Fernandes Guerrante Gomes - Luciano Rodrigues De Oliveira - Bruno Glaser - Natalia Freitas - Lucas Custodio Alves - Luiz Gustavo Pancotti - Jéssica Capelini - Wilson Bispo Jr - Luis Augusto Avellar Martins - Daniel de Aguiar Ribeiro - Mauricio da Silva - Mateus Lima - Vinícius Katsuo - Geonis Alves

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