EPISODE · Mar 3, 2014

Crossover – 2 Mars

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Crossover Épisode du dimanche 2 Mars 2014 Anthony Joseph : Archeology Anthony Joseph : Kezi Bell'a Njoh : Ebolo Moussa Doumbia : Black and White Super Mambo 69 : Sweeper soul Gilberto Gil : Baba Ala Pala Gilberto Gil : Ela Doris monteiro : O bondinho Toni Tornado : Dei a partida Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings : Retreat ! Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings : Making Up and Breaking Up Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings : People don't get what they deserve The Coasters : Love Potion n°9 Harmonica Paul : Motherless child Chet Ivey & his fabulous avengers : When love comes home Banda black Rio : Leblon Via Vaz Lobo Banda black Rio : Na Baixa do Sapateiro Marcos Valle : Mentira Above Below : Lovely Day Rodrigo Campos : Sou de Salvador Joao Donato : Fogao Above Below : J street

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