Crossover | Des Antilles au Brésil

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Émission du dimanche 24 mars 2019 Des Antilles au Brésil, il n'y a que quelques pas en passant par Tel Aviv, Paris, Kinshasa, Tours, Kingston et Yaoundé…. Maxel's 79 - La Tête Et Les Jambes Liquid Saloon - Gueta (Feat. Nitai Hershkovits) Liquid Saloon - Polaroid Banana Liquid Saloon - Naive By Choice Gabriel O Pensador - Surfista (com Jorge Ben Jor) Jorge Ben & Mano Brown - Umbabarauma Gabriel O Pensador, Lulu Santos - Astronauta La Brigade ft Lunatic - 16 Rimes Tchico Et Son Orchestre Kilimandjaro - Aminata Fleur Du Sahel Fede Lawu Et Matchatcha - Souci Tchico - Lucia (Feu Rouge) Atili - Godzilla (ft Ruffian Rugged) Pete Tosh - Legalize It Burning Spear - Marcus Garvey Branca Di Neve - Nego Dito Bebeto- Segura a Nega Wilson Simonal - Nem Vem Que Não Tem Manana - Afro Funky M'Bamina - Atide Novos Baianos - A Menina Dança

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