Crossover – Brasiou, France Touche et Corne d’Afrique

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Crossover Épisode du dimanche 19 Janvier 2014 Freqnik and WDRE = Ghettos Of The Mind Remix Bernard Estardy = Gang Train Pierre Alain Dahan & Mat Camison = Pepper Drums Pierre Alain Dahan & Slim Pezin = Electronic Mutation Big Julien & His all Stars = Wake The Monster Oh No = The Funk Oh No = Great Oracle Oh No = Problematic Oh No = World Traveler Oh No = Juke Point Oh No = Funeral Parlor Elza Soares e Miltinho = Com Que Roupa Dom Salvador = Folia de Reis Dom Salvador = Tema pro Gaguinho Trio Mocotó = Xamego de Iná Ludovic Decosne & Pierre Daubresse = Gloaming Sauveur Mallia = All The Bass Dur-Dur Band & Sahra Dawo = Tajir Waa Ilaah Dur-Dur Band = Dooyo Helio Matheus = Mais Kriola Arnaud Rodrigues = Redescobrimento Dub Colossus = Sima Edy Dub Colossus = Azmari Dub Alex Sorrès = Hahaha! Alex Sorrès = dan lé o

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