Entrevista TIE

from Cadena SER (2011)

Entrevista para Radio Puertollano Cadena SER junto al grupo de la localidad minera TIE (http://www.myspace.com/tiegroup). Se habló de los orígenes de la banda, de la formación de los integrantes, de proyectos a corto plazo, etc. Incluye dos canciones tocadas en directo. Realizada por Noelia Iñesta.

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